Faith Odhiambo Hails 609 New Advocates, Calls for Justice and Integrity

By John Kariuki
Nairobi, Kenya – Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President Faith Odhiambo has congratulated 609 newly admitted Advocates of the High Court of Kenya, marking a defining moment in their careers.
“Admission to the Bar is a momentous and memorable occasion for every individual privileged to rise to the distinct office of Advocate of the High Court of Kenya,” Odhiambo said. “Today marks your calling to lifelong service. Service that knows no colour, status, personality, or feeling; service to the cause of justice.”
Odhiambo’s remarks underscored the weight of the responsibility that accompanies the esteemed title. The ceremony not only celebrated academic achievements but also ushered in a new chapter of professional duty and moral integrity.
The LSK President urged the new advocates to embody courage, integrity, and dedication in their practice. She emphasized the vital role they play as defenders of the law and voices for the voiceless.
“Congratulations, new wakilis. Welcome to the Bar,” she concluded, setting the tone for their journey of service to the nation.
With these admissions, Kenya’s legal fraternity has gained fresh talent, poised to contribute to the development of jurisprudence and social justice. Under President Odhiambo’s leadership, the LSK remains steadfast in fostering mentorship, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to the rule of law.
The nation now looks to these new advocates to uphold justice, champion fairness, and reinforce the legal profession’s credibility and impact.