That’s when he made a decision to go back to school for what he considered to be the final attempt to join university. I remember I would read up to 1am and be up by 5am for the normal school routine,” he says. Even after he finished his law degree, he was unable to join the Kenya School of Law for of lack of school fees. LSK informed him he was one of the two candidates selected to receive the Kenya School of Law LSK scholarship. He also represented the LSK in several complex constitutional petitions, including the case where LSK was seeking to compel the President to appoint 41 judges.

Source: The Star September 30, 2020 02:02 UTC