Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN)

Husband & father, AIC(K) Elder, Robust Human Rights,Natural Resources & Land Lawyer. Tea Ambassador. Board Member Litein Mission Hospital & Kenya School of Law.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

Impeachment against @rigathi upheld but the court found that his right to a fair trial was violated. Awarded kes. 50,000,000 as compensation.A very interesting dimension that should be escalated to the Court of Appeal.The decision has generated more heat than light.The elephant in the Room: impeachment is https://t.co/NQJpW5yJrf with one hand and taking with the other hand.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

The High Court Judges in @rigathi impeachment case have 'ruled' the Country almost the whole day today.

Whichever way,the decision will have a huge bearing in the next presidential election and General election.

Lawyers and litigants will also have an encyclopedia to refer to on matters impeachment going into the future.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

Kapkures, Nakuru West, Nakuru County.

This evening, I joined the family of the late Faith Koskei in Kapkures Ward, Nakuru Town West, to commiserate with her family, relatives and friends following her tragic death after a road accident as they drove to Utumishi Girls Academy after receiving a distress call informed by a fire incident.

I wished Wakili Emmanuel Koskei, her husband, who was travelling in the same vehicle, the quickest recovery as he continues to receive treatment in hospital.

I encouraged students, parents and guardians to resolve problems without destroying properties like learning institutions.

May the almighty comfort the family, friends and relatives as Faith Koskei rests in peace.

[Moses Kurgat @mkurgat2016]

@kaborus Corruption as a matter fact and practice in our daily dealings is the only reason tagging us backwards.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

There is so much illicit money out there but genuine money for those toiling in coffee,sugar cane,potatoes,tea and dairy farms.What are we doing wrong as a country?

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

Every person has the right, peaceably and unarmed, to assemble, to demonstrate, to picket, and to present petitions to public authorities.

Article 37 of the Constitution of Kenya.

Many school going children did not go to school today.

Many judicial officers did not attend Court physically.

Many road users kept off our roads due to notices served online on protests against hike in fuel prices.

The right to protest, picket and assemble (peaceably and unarmed) as guaranteed by the Constitution of Kenya cannot be over emphasised.

The same right should however be used sparingly so as to protect our economy, justice sector and proper functioning of our institutions. We should not hurt ourselves more as we savour our rights.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

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[Ndong@Conslaw @Ndonglaw043]

#KenyattaUniversityVC Dispute:
Justice Njoki Mwangi of Kiambu HC while recusing herself from the Kenyatta University VC Dispute:
“Mr Steve Ogolla yesterday, May 19, 2026, came to Kiambu High Court, wherein he communicated to my aide that he wanted to see me, a request that I declined,” ✅️
And upon asking our senior Steve Ogolla to explain;
'The said advocate having explained in court today that he wanted to see me to inform me that he would be making an oral application today for the discharge of ex parte orders, I hereby disqualify myself from this matter'✅️

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

I am glad the protest has been suspended.Goons and robbers have retreated.The guns have gone silent.The protest was very https://t.co/5q5T0rokh1 has shaken the Country to its very foundations.The whole country grounded to a halt.Many day schools were shut down.Lives lost.Many were injured.Massive property destroyed.The economy has suffered.

The protest could have been avoided.We do not have another https://t.co/ek3cjKKO0F should not happen again. Let us all come together and find a middle ground.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

1. Tea Levy introduced by the Government against tea exports and imports should be abolished immediately.
2. 0.8% on exports will hurt tea farmers more.Our tea will be very expensive and less competitive.

3.The Government should reestablish lost markets in Sudan, Chad , Iran etc.
4.County Governments should hire agricultural extension officers who should advise farmers on the best agricultural practices.
5.Tea is the 3rd largest foreign exchange earner and that is good enough for the Country.Cartels should not be allowed to kill the sector.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

Enhanced fuel price hurts everybody in Kenya and an urgent solution is needed.The Poor suffer more because of increased inflation that will eat into their income.Those who have pulled out their vehicles as a protest are protected by the law.They should be protected and engaged on the way forward.Goons,robbers,hooligans and hoodlums who have taken advantage of the turmoil to obstruct others,destroy property, maim and or kill should be arrested forthwith and Charged in Court.We have one country that we must preserve and conserve.Nobody will give us another country.Meanwhile, the Government should not issue threats but find a middle ground on the fuel crisis.Suspend some taxes as the Global crisis hopefully abates Soonest.

[The Kenya School of Law @SchoolofLawKE]

The School’s Board of Directors, led by our Chairperson, Prof. Mary Akinyi Otieno, together with the KSL management team, are convening in Naivasha for a board training and the mid-term review of the School’s Strategic Plan for FY 2022/2023–2027/2028.
The retreat is providing an opportunity for deliberations on the progress being made in achieving the Strategic Plan objectives, while identifying areas requiring enhanced focus and implementation. The discussions are reaffirming the School’s commitment to the School’s excellence, accountability, and continuous improvement in the delivery of its mandate.
The Strategic Plan is anchored on five key pillars:
• Quality Legal Training
• Research and Consultancy
• Financial Sustainability
• Capacity Development
• Customer Satisfaction, Corporate Leadership and Governance
For more information on the School’s Strategic Plan, please visit this link https://t.co/ctKCvkr6N9
#KSL
#StrategicPlan
#Leadership
#LegalTraining

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

"The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn, unlearn, and relearn."
Alvin Toffler

Holistic legal education is a prerequisite for a just, fair and progressive society.That is the Kenya we need.The global village we want.

Attended The Kenya School of Law board retreat where directors were sensitised on emerging areas of good governance and sustainability.

The board and the management also reviewed the School strategic plan towards making the School a citadel institution on instruction of Advocates,Certified secretaries,Legal auditors, Paralegals and Governance audit experts.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

It shall be done Commissioner @Ingutiah.

[JacquelineIngutiah @Ingutiah]

Senator @kaborus it has been 7 years, I need a refill

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

The Kenya School of Law.
10 cups of tea daily for a stronger, healthier and wealthier family.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

Kenya School of Law (KSL) plays a critical role on matters governance and the rule of law globally.

KSL instructs lawyers and paralegals not only on the law but also professional ethics and conduct.

This afternoon,we had a short interaction amongst the board, management and the staff.

We appreciated the role played by the management and staff in shaping the legal profession in terms of instruction on the law and professional ethics and integrity.

Our Country yearns for men and women of integrity. People whose word is their bond. People who stand for justice, human dignity, fairness, equality and equity.

[The Kenya School of Law @SchoolofLawKE]

The School today held a rare and significant engagement as members of staff met with the current Board in an introductory session aimed at strengthening collaboration and institutional cohesion.
The session was chaired by the Board Chairperson, Prof. Mary Akinyi Otieno, alongside other Board members who were present: Mr. Bernhard Kipkoech Ng’etich, representing the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), Mr. Lawrence Muiruri Ngugi, representing State Law
Dr. Tom Ratemo, representing University Law Lecturers in Kenya.
The Chairperson expressed appreciation to staff for taking time from their busy schedules to attend the meeting, noting that it was a privilege for both the Board and staff to interact, exchange introductions, and strengthen professional connections. She underscored the critical role of staff, describing them as the engine of the School in delivering its mandate. She further encouraged continued teamwork, collaboration and unity, across all departments and sections.
Prof. Otieno emphasized the need for participatory management and close engagement in the running of the School. She further reaffirmed the Board’s commitment to strengthening and improving the School over the next four years.
#StaffEngagement
#SchoolBoard
#Leadership
#Teamwork

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

Kenya School of Law (KSL) plays a critical role on matters governance and the rule of law globally.

KSL instructs lawyers and paralegals not only on the law but also professional ethics and conduct.

This afternoon,we had a short interaction amongst the board, management and the staff.

We appreciated the role played by the management and staff in shaping the legal profession in terms of instruction on the law and professional ethics and integrity.

Our Country yearns for men and women of integrity. People whose word is their bond. People who stand for justice, human dignity, fairness, equality and equity.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

@GLitunya Omwami, come to think of it. I will release all colonial relics from the under garments, suits and wig soon. Do you do suits?

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

The land question in Kenya is becoming increasingly complicated. Land Registrars have a lot to answer.Appearing before the Court of Appeal today.

[Kipkoech B. Ng'etich (KBN) @kaborus]

@DrBKhalwale He gave us a earthquake 🫨.