- Kenyan actor and comedian Inspekta Mwala received the World Civility Award from iChange Nations, earning the title of Civility Ambassador
- The certificate was signed by iChange Nations Founder Dr. Clyde Rivers and Vice President Dr. Helen Liouns
- Mwala shared the news on Facebook with a humorous warning to his followers about throwing stones carelessly
Kenyan actor Davis Mwabili Hezron, popularly known as Inspekta Mwala, is now officially a World Civility Ambassador after being honoured by the global organisation iChange Nations.
Source: Facebook
The award was conferred by iChange Nations, with the certificate bearing the signatures of Founder and President Dr. Clyde Rivers and Vice President Dr. Helen Liouns.
How did Mwala react to the honour?
The honour recognises individuals who champion civility and respectful engagement within their communities and beyond.
Mwala, who rose to fame through his role in the long-running Kenyan TV drama series Inspekta Mwala, broke the news to his Facebook followers on Monday, October 12, in his trademark witty style.
Rather than a straightforward announcement, the comedian could not resist injecting some humour into the moment.
He warned his followers to be careful about where they throw stones, noting that a stray rock could now land on either a party leader or a newly minted World Civility Ambassador.
"These days, if you throw stones carelessly, you might hit a party leader or get lucky and hit a World Civility Ambassador, yours truly. So, I urge you to be very careful and stop throwing stones anyhow. Alright, folks?" he wrote.
The lighthearted post quickly drew reactions from his followers, who flooded the comments section with congratulations and their own brand of humour.
See the post below:
Netizens weigh in
The announcement drew warm responses from fans and fellow social media users, with many celebrating the milestone while keeping the playful tone alive.
Munene Kenya wrote:
"Tukumbuke na kazi bro Ata ya kufagia Kona mbaya 😭"
Mwakwenda the misalle offered a simple:
"Congrats👏"
Kingpin Sultan added with a cheeky note:
"Bora isiguze H.E"
Harriton Mutsoli declared:
"Mkuu akisama, naniapinge"
Stanley Wanyonyi wrapped it up with:
"Sawa mkuu, keep winning Afande"
Yatich Sam simply said:
"Sawa mkubwa"
The recognition adds yet another feather to Mwala's cap, cementing his status as one of Kenya's most beloved public figures both on screen and off.
Did Mwala attend UK games?
TUKO.co.ke also highlighted facts about Mwala crediting Nick Mararo with funding the Kenyan team’s trip to the UK Games, where the athletes won several gold medals.
The Nyeri senatorial aspirant paid for the team’s flights and accommodation and said he would continue helping Kenyans reach their potential.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
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