Let this man practice Law

[Georgesoros]

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He won 26 cases with no degree???
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12636127/amp/Fake-lawyer-won-26-cases-despite-no-legal-training-arrested-Kenya.html

[Kadudu]

We have leaders in Kenya in the very highest offices in the country with fake academic titles. Why not just let this man continue as he is just one of the many?

[audacityofhope]

Do you want Zamunda to collapse completely before you guys appreciate what that means to you and the generation of your children and grandchildren? Would you willing agree to be operated on by a quack doctor?
Further are you not contradicting yourself at I wonder whether you would accept 'an input' from this fellow during  that  said operation?

See how he goes to forums and starts adding his input when the experts are describing what they want to achieve. He reminds me of Kim Jong-Un of Notrth Korea.

[Kadudu]

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You are quoting in another discussion on a different topic.

Do you want Zamunda to collapse completely before you guys appreciate what that means to you and the generation of your children and grandchildren? Would you willing agree to be operated on by a quack doctor?
Further are you not contradicting yourself at I wonder whether you would accept 'an input' from this fellow during  that  said operation?

See how he goes to forums and starts adding his input when the experts are describing what they want to achieve. He reminds me of Kim Jong-Un of Notrth Korea.

[gout]

Professions like law are just because some people can afford or gatekeep with school fees and licence fees. Having law is first degree is not for shitholes like ours. We need people in land economics allowed to KSL to be able to handle land matters. Commercial court-Bcommers, MBAs. This is the reason our judges are quite inept due to their narrow minded nature except matters constitutionality.

The jury system is proof that we need kawaida people in the justice system.

Brian Mwenda could have practiced law successfully without holding himself out as an Advocate. After all, Okiya Omtatah has done so effortlessly, winning precedent setting cases all the way to the Supreme Court and dwarfing many of us in the process. Besides, there are several…

— Nelson Havi (@NelsonHavi) October 13, 2023

[Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants]

He should be able to make his case .

But seriously, all I see is credentialism.  With a few exceptions(eg brain surgery), people should be allowed to practice whatever skills they have attained.  If absolutely necessary, use a different vetting mechanism to certify such expertise.  More than one way to skin a cat.

[Fairandbalanced]

Sakaja is the governor of Nairobi, let that sink in.

[gout]

Precisely. For lack of opportunities we have made credentials lottery tickets.

Likes of Michael Joseph and Bob Collymore would hardly have got a graduate entry job as Kenyans at Safaricom because they don't have the right papers.

He should be able to make his case .

But seriously, all I see is credentialism.  With a few exceptions(eg brain surgery), people should be allowed to practice whatever skills they have attained.  If absolutely necessary, use a different vetting mechanism to certify such expertise.  More than one way to skin a cat.