David Oyando, widely known by his stage name Mulamwah, is a prominent Kenyan comedian, content creator, and entrepreneur who has gained significant recognition for his digital skits and relatable storytelling. Born on May 28, 1993, in Kakamega, Kenya, Oyando has established himself as one of the country's most influential social media personalities, bridging the gap between professional healthcare and entertainment. Oyando’s early life was marked by academic excellence. He attended St. Anthony’s Boys High School in Kitale, where he performed exceptionally well, earning an A- in his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations. Following his secondary education, he enrolled at Moi University in Eldoret, pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing. He successfully completed his degree in 2017 and subsequently undertook his professional nursing internship at the Kenyatta National Hospital in Nairobi. Despite his professional qualifications, Oyando increasingly gravitated toward the performing arts, a passion he had nurtured since childhood. His journey into comedy was persistent and multifaceted. While at university, he began participating in campus events and joined a local comedy group in Eldoret, performing under the stage name "Muindi." During this period, he frequently attempted to audition for the *Churchill Show*, a premier platform in the Kenyan comedy industry. Despite facing numerous rejections and experiencing the logistical challenges of traveling to Nairobi for auditions, he remained determined. His career trajectory shifted in 2019 when he began uploading short, humorous video skits to social media platforms, including Instagram and WhatsApp. These videos, which often drew from his observations of everyday life, village culture, and relationship dynamics, quickly went viral. His unique brand of storytelling and accent-laden humor resonated with a wide audience, catapulting him to digital fame. Oyando’s rise to prominence allowed him to transition from performing in small-scale events to appearing on major stages. He made his debut on the *Churchill Show* in January 2020, a milestone he considered a significant achievement in his career. Beyond his stage performances, he has successfully leveraged his online influence to secure partnerships with various corporate brands and e-commerce platforms. Throughout his career, Oyando has been noted for his ability to balance his dual identity as a trained nurse and a comedian. He has often emphasized that while comedy provides his primary platform and source of income, his educational background remains an integral part of his professional identity. His personal life has also been a subject of public interest; he has two children, including a daughter, Keilah, born during his previous relationship with Caroline Muthoni, and a son, Calvin Carey, with his partner, Ruth Njoki Karegi. Today, David Oyando is recognized not only for his entertainment contributions but also for his entrepreneurial ventures, including investments in local transport and real estate. His story serves as a narrative of resilience, highlighting the potential for individuals to pursue creative passions while maintaining professional roots. As he continues to evolve as a content creator, he remains a figure of inspiration for many young Kenyans navigating the intersection of academic tradition and the digital economy.