[3] In 2009, Agnes was approached by Anne Kansiime to act in a new TV comedy series called The Hostel after her friend, Pamela, had turned it down.

[4] Between August and November, Agnes was a permanent member of the UG Pineapple Comedy Tour, which took her to different parts of the country, including Mbale, Gulu, Fort Portal, Jinja, and Mbarara.

[10] Agnes featured for the first time in the fourth episode of Africa Laughs on 8 October at Kampala Serena Hotel,[11] hosted by Patrick Salvador Idringi, with other comedians such as Basketmouth, Alfred Kainga, Eddie Kadi, Mc Jesse, Professor Haimo, and Arthur Nkusi.

In December, she resumed acting, this time with Fun Factory in a TV series called Mizigo Express, as Sam's girlfriend.

In celebration of the holiday, the show comprised an all-female cast,[12] which included Nancy Kobusheshe, Maggie the Bwaiserian, Rich Mouth, Dora Nakagga, Leila Kachapizo, and the Fun Factory ladies.

[13] In late March, Agnes returned to Kigali as part of the Seka Fest, with comedians from Uganda, Kenya, and Nigeria.

[16] Agnes went on to host the second season of Arise Woman Comedy Jam in March 2020, which featured female comedians from Fun Factory Uganda as well as Anne Kansiime, among others.

[17] In October 2022, Agnes was the opening act in Patrick Salvado Idringi's Africa Laughs sixth edition.

[22] On 9 November 2023, she was attacked and beaten up by thugs as she made her way back home from a quiz night in Najjera, sustaining a head wound and a bruised eye.