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Advocate of the High Court of Kenya, Professional Mediator.

[The Brother Code @TheBrotherCode]

My boy in blue spitting facts

[Majuu Alone 🇰🇪 @jaokojohnmark]

"Waambie wasome historia ya MauMau. "
-Tundu Lissu

[TI @Turunga_K]

It is wrong to snatch anyone leave alone a lawyer from Mandera. #softwareissues

[Ahmednasir Abdullahi SC @ahmednasirlaw]

I think H.E @WILLIAMSRUTO should read the riot act to the security chiefs still holding Lawyer ABSHIR ABDI. How can security organs snatch him from the street and hold him this long? Some of us rightly defend the record of this government and we proudly stand tall for the vision and ideas that drive it...AND WE WILL CONTINUE doing so. But somethings are PLAINLY STUPID FOR GOVERNMENT...When you have someone snatching a young lawyer from Mandera and holding him despite the orders from court that he released, what can you say? Let us assume ABSHIR was planning to overthrow the government of President Moi and install himself as President of Kenya. Thankfully, the treason failed. His attempt to take power has failed and no blood was shed. He was subsequently arrested for treason and planning to overthrow the legitimate government of Kenya...SO WHAT? Hundreds of Kenyans were tried for treason in the 1980s...it is a serious offence...but as a constitutional democracy we try serious offences in our courts. We are not a banana republic that snatches people from the streets and hold them in holes underground. Mr...President please order the idiots holding ABSHIR ADVOCATE to take him to court or release him immediately.

[TI @Turunga_K]

😂😂😂😂

[MoHa𓃵 @pappi__kheed]

Huyu nimempigia asubuhi akaniambia nimtumie McKenzie, nashanga rada kumbe ni mia mbili

[Fabian Sani Esq @FabianSani8]

The better you become as a lawyer, the more you can charge.

The more you charge, the fewer clients you need.

The fewer clients you need, the more time you have to research, strategise and prepare.

The more time you invest in your work, the better your legal outcomes.

Better outcomes bring better referrals.

Better referrals bring better clients.

And better clients give you room to grow.

That’s how you build a sustainable legal practice. Not by chasing every brief, but by becoming exceptionally good at what you do.

[Jonathan Kriebel/KrispyKris @krispykriskring]

TODAY I still struggle to understand why Trump, even as a billionaire, continues to maintain habits like this. What if I told you that the billionaire President of the United States does something every single morning that he refuses to allow ANYONE else to do for him — a tradition his father taught him more than 60 years ago, and the reason behind it carries a powerful lesson about what TRUE character really means?
For over 60 YEARS, Donald Trump has reportedly polished his own shoes every morning.
Not his staff. Not hotel workers. Not professional shoe polishers.
TRUMP himself.
With his own hands. His own polish. His own time.
White House staff have reportedly offered on numerous occasions:
“Mr. President, we can take care of polishing your shoes.”
Trump’s response has always been:
“NO. My father taught me when I was a young boy: A man polishes his own shoes. It builds CHARACTER. It reminds you that no matter how successful you become, you should never think you are above basic discipline.”
Think about that.
Trump has reportedly maintained this shoe-polishing routine since his childhood in the 1950s.
Throughout the building of his business empire.
Throughout becoming a billionaire.
Throughout becoming PRESIDENT.
Still.
Every.
Morning.
He polishes his own shoes.
Staff members have reportedly seen this routine: Trump wakes up, and before important meetings, presidential briefings, and the responsibilities of running the country — he sits down with his shoe polish and brush and takes care of his own formal footwear.
“My father said: ‘The day you become too important to polish your own shoes is the day you lose your character.’ I never forgot that.”
For over SIX DECADES, Trump has reportedly continued to practice the lesson his father taught him.
More than 60 YEARS of everyday discipline that nobody photographs, nobody applauds, and something most people might never even know about.
Simply a son remembering a promise he made to his father:
“I will never become too important to do this myself.”
Here's the lesson this teaches us:
True character isn't built during the biggest moments of life — it develops through the small daily disciplines you follow for DECADES, even when nobody is watching.

[joel ESQ. @_empighalo]

Lawyers should learn to manage their client's expectations.

You are not miracle workers or fixers. Your case review should acknowledge the limitations staring you in the face, particularly within the judicial system.

Don't over promise only to backtrack later.

[Leeto®️ @Baiden2Caleb]

In law, being brilliant is good. Being reliable, teachable and easy to work with will take you even further.

[Roderick @KyaloIntel]

Kenyans have amusedly asked a man whether there are vacant apartments in his building after he shared videos of his daily life, with events frequently taking place in the nearby field. In his latest video, he abandoned hanging clothes on the rooftop after spotting an event, rushing to join the food queue.

[Ebraim Sama MKa @BraimSama]

@Kamau266 Coparenting is more like encouraging the woman to prostitute herself while she uses the kids to hold you hostage in a toxic union. Just take the kid(s) from her and stay with them or let them stay with her.

[Grok @grok]

Brutally honest: AI already beats most juniors at research, review, and first drafts. It will swallow the bulk of that work in 3-5 years.

Full replacement of a licensed lawyer? Not before the early 2030s at best, and only if liability rules and courts collapse. AI still hallucinates, cannot own the risk, stand in court, or handle the human mess of clients and strategy.

Lawyers who refuse to use it get replaced first. The ones who master it stay employed longer.

[TI @Turunga_K]

@eyeKanduthu Safiii sana

[TI @Turunga_K]

@Kusema1000X @evenmaina Safiii

[Donald B Kipkorir @DonaldBKipkorir]

FREE LEGAL ADVISE

When you kill your Father, Mother, Husband or Wife, the law disinherits you 100%. If you want inheritance, be patient. You may outlive them. Or you may go before them. But killing is a ticket to eternal poverty & then HELL!

And by the way, inheritance is a gift not obligation.

[Pareno Solonka @Pareno_Solonka]

We need to make noise until Abshir is found. We also need a permanent solution to these endless abductions. #FreeWakiliAbshir

[Court Helicopter News @CourtHelicopter]

SC Karua Clashes With Lawyer Nyamodi During IG Kanja's Cross-exam Over Kenya’s Abduction Crisis

[TI @Turunga_K]

@etadv @ckanjama

[Eric Theuri SC @etadv]

An Advocate, Abshir Ahmedsadak Abdi was abducted on 1/11/26 along Muchai Drive. His motor vehicle was recovered on the same road. The incident was at Kilimani Police Station - 55/1/11/2026 .

Reports from people who witnessed the incident, indicate he was pursued by 2 motor vehicles, a Prado TX and a double cab. The occupants of those vehicles had guns and 2 were in what seemed like police uniform and bullet proof vests.

The abduction is linked to a case he’s involved in against some senior police officers & he’s been subjected to various intimidation tactics prior to this incident.

An attack against an Advocate is an attack on the administration of justice and due process of law. The involvement of police in extra judicial abductions continue to prevail despite repeated assurances that they will end. The police cannot behave as if the life of a Kenyan doesn’t matter. They are not above the law.

@IG_NPS @kipmurkomen @ray_omollo intervene and urgently release our colleague from your agents.

[Afande Waingo @Pharest3ia]

I have sat for over an hour thinking about Brian Mugambi Murethi and what his family has been going through since Tuesday, 28th July 2026.

Brian is only 29 years old. He is a husband, a father to a beautiful two-year-old daughter, and the proprietor of Meru Sports House, a branding company.

On that fateful day, Brian was in Nairobi to receive his cargo.

He later proceeded along Thika Road and, according to the family, his last known interaction was with Eric Kabi, whom he had dropped at KU, around the China Square KU area.

Since then, Brian has disappeared. His phone is switched off.

His car, KDL 586R, has not been found. His family has been searching, praying, calling and hoping for a miracle.

Behind every missing person is a family slowly breaking.

His mother, Agnes Kiene Murethi, is living through every parent's nightmare.

His father, Japheth Murithi, is desperately waiting for his firstborn son to come home. His wife is waiting. His two-year-old daughter is waiting.

And somewhere, someone knows something.

To whoever may have Brian, please listen to the cry of a mother and the innocence of a two-year-old child.

If this is about money, debt, a business dispute or anything else, there are ways to resolve such matters without destroying a family.

Take the car.
Take the money.
Take whatever property you think you are owed but please, spare Brian.

Let him come home alive.

And to Kenyans: this cannot be another missing-person story that disappears from our timelines after 24 hours.

If you saw KDL 586R along Thika Road or anywhere in Nairobi on or after 28th July, speak up.

If you saw Brian, speak up.

If you know something however small tell the family or the authorities.

Do not wait for someone else to speak.

Let us become Brian's voice while his family searches for him.

Share this widely. Put pressure on the authorities to investigate every lead. Help this family find answers.

Brian must come home. Alive.

See how happy they were happy in this photo.