After a few incidents with traffic cops I realized that the problem is not the cops, it's the judges who keep you waiting for traffic offences from 8am to 4pm to fine you 500 bob.

The traffic cops are soooo confident that you shall not seek your rights in court for 500 bob. So better pay the cop instead of wasting time in a Kikuyu Sub-County court room.

I also wondered why some lawyers would get very very very very suspicious rulings when their cases were right there for everyone to see. Ala the the Pastor Nganga saga where his lawyer is in court and the magistrate is also in court. You do realize that even today, this son killer was allowed to stay in hospital for weeks..Wewe jaribu tuone.

Then there's a cabal of lawyers who seem to always be in the Supreme court. And twitter. Some of them are so brazen that they use twitter as their bashing ground when they lost cases. They even argue their cases on twitter against each other. That's what we call a CARTEL.

I took a long breathe wondering why we are sooooo stupid during elections. And realized, that Americans are more stupid. They voted for Trump. Voting is not stupidity, it's what you thought was right at that time

But American lawyers. Even the ambulance chasers have a modicum of ethics in them.

That's why a state prosecutor has no problem going after the president.

So for me that was the issue.

Lawyers in Kenya are now a cabal of rapists. They will rape your mind in newspapers as they have prominent spaces. Some even have their own magazines. Then they will show up with Keff Joinange. Then really rape you on twitter.

All the time, they still represent thugs and killers. Then claim that it's good to represent a killer because that's the constitution.

All this time, the people who were supposed to interpret the law for us commoners were just expensive harlots. that I paid for once. I actually paid $500 for an hour for a real prostitute.

Harlots vote for their own. And that's what these prostitutes, aka lawyers in Kenya, have been doing for the past 20 years.

I am happy to see Ojienda and his team mates gone.

Let's get Macharia Njeru.

Maybe, just maybe, there shall be one lawyer in Kenya who shall go to heaven.

Alma, yoga is the answer. Yoga is alchemy and liberation is alchemy. I'm saying this because when I hear and understand your message, you appear in some of agony and, you're blaming the victim of all this violation, the common man.

1. Elected leaders can not mend lawyers or the judiciary. Yeah, I get that the elected make laws. But your guess is as good as mine that most politicians turn out to be lawyers...

Anyway, even if they were not, they'd go to lawyers....

2. If you can understand the cop rationale why not just understand the whole of the common tribalists? Before we vote, we have clan meeting. You owe your job and middle class privilege to your clan first, then your education and other qualifications come later. So why not vote for a tribal presidency?

That revolution some of us are hoping for is actual removal of ndutu from our heads. Me I understand the Nyayo philosophy is the reasonable way, after all why didn't the British just get out of the country and say, "guys, we just wanted to make you more civilized and enlightened. Now that you've started killing yourselves, we think we should let you be"? They couldn't, no?

Koro, we need to calm down and remember what we used to do before we lost thingira. If you think about it, you discover that the thingira was a place for meditation for the son of the holy tree. It was an ashrama. Now that ashrama is gone. We live in a dysfunctional architecture.

Look, kitambo the mundu mue was also the lawyer. And the lawyer made the prophet. So do you know what the prophets of your tribe said? Can you recall? If you can't then you're still lost.

Yeah, you see? Yoga is the answer.

We complain too much without giving credit where it is due.


The JSC finished the interviews for Court of Appeal and the names they recommended have perhaps made our court of appeal the most independent and confidence-inspiring in the judiciary.

1. HON. MR. JUSTICE TUIYOTT FRANCIS
2 HON. LADY JUSTICE OMONDI HELLEN AMOLO
3 HON. LADY JUSTICE NYAMWEYA PAULINE
4 HON. MR. JUSTICE KORIR WELDON KIPYEGON
5 HON. MR. JUSTICE MSAGHA A. MBOGHOLI
6 HON. MR.JUSTICE MUCHELULE AGGREY OTSYULA
7 DR. KIBAYA IMAANA LAIBUTA
8 HON. LADY JUSTICE LESIIT JESSIE WANJIKU
9 HON. LADY JUSTICE NGUGI GRACE MUMBI
10 HON. MR. JUSTICE ODUNGA GEORGE VINCENT
11 HON. MR.JUSTICE JOEL MWAURA NGUGI

Mumbi Ngugi's last ruling at the high court is a landmark and precedent-setting. She ruled that state officers facing corruption charges must step down. The Samburu governor had won round-1 and got back to office. Her rulings when she was at the constitution and human rights division were all precedent-setting.

When Cliff Ombeta was asked which judge he fears most, he singled out Justice Lesiit.

My problem with these type of promotions is moving the good guys up without adequate replacements and thereafter exposing the High Court again!!!!

You are right so let us pass Punguza Mizigo which has addressed this very problem. The problem has to be handled from multiple sides. Tupitishe Punguza Mizigo while judicial reforms continue and we will all move forward.

That No. 11 wacha tu. I recall the case of the Kiiru Principal murder. One of the accused confessed and gave an account of how they were hired by the principal's wife to commit the murder. He really assisted the police with their investigation. Do you know what he got for his troubles? 7 years behind bars. I thought that was a tad too harsh.