CS Alice Wahome Celebrates Son's Admission to Bar with Heartwarming Photos: "Justice Be Your Shield"
- The Cabinet Secretary for Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Alice Wahome, celebrated a proud moment as her son, George Ng’ayu Wahome, was admitted to the bar
- The young man joined over 600 advocates on Friday, May 23, during a ceremony presided over by Chief Justice Martha Koome
- Alice shared adorable photos of her son as she celebrated this wonderful milestone, with many Kenyans joining in the celebration
Lands, Housing and Urban Planning Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome has taken to social media to express her motherly joy.
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She was over the moon as her handsome son achieved a major milestone in his legal career.
Alice Wahome's message to son after bar admission
The doting mother proudly celebrated her son, George Ng’ayu Wahome, on his admission to the bar, posting a heartfelt message:
"Congratulations, Son, George Ng’ayu Wahome, on your admission to the bar. Today, you, among others, are the newest advocates in town.
You have my full support in your career. Wishing the very best to your learned friends admitted alongside you earlier today. Remember to uphold the rule of law and maintain integrity in your practice. Justice be your shield and defender."
She posted a series of photos online, proud of her son's achievement. George wore a stylish green suit, paired with a white shirt and accessorized with a lapel pin.
Chief Justice Koome admits over 602 advocates
He looked confident and joyful as he joined his fellow advocates in embarking on their legal careers.
In one of the photos, George posed with Chief Justice Martha Koome and his mother, Alice, cherishing the memorable moment.
They were all smiles as they posed for the photo, marking the beginning of a special chapter in George's life and in Alice's family.
Koome presided over the admission of 602 new advocates to the bar and appeared in several photos with the new lawyers.
Kenyans react to Alice Wahome's son's admission to bar
Social media users flocked to the comment section sharing mixed reactions following the news.
Evans Cheruiyot:
"Everyone should congratulate their mentors. Congratulations Dr. Dr. Hon. Babu Owino – MP for Embakasi."
Mugo Ng'ayu:
"This is a cousin I don't know... but I do know a friend of his father – Dr. Ng’ayu, the gynecologist."
Sebastian Mpemba:
"Rule of law reminds me of Constitutional Law. Integrity reminds me of Legal and Professional Ethics."
Festus Buluma:
"At least this one isn't flaunting it. Some people behave like a toothless person who’s just grown a tooth. I didn’t mention anyone! 😂"
Onchoka Mabiria:
"So will you now give him a construction job in the Affordable Housing project, since you claim it's created millions of jobs?"
Chris Njoroge:
"Legal titles don’t erase past controversies. Babu Owino’s admission isn’t a redemption arc—it’s a reminder that Kenya’s elite navigate the system with ease while justice remains elusive for many. The real story isn’t the ceremony; it’s whether these new advocates will uphold the law or exploit it like their predecessors."
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Babu owino admitted to the bar
Embakasi East Member of Parliament (MP) Babu Owino was also among those admitted and celebrated his achievement with an emotional post.
He recounted how he overcame childhood challenges that instilled in him a strong work ethic and discipline.
The lawmaker revealed he came from a low-income household—a challenge that could have been a stumbling block. Instead, it fueled his ambition throughout his academic journey.
Proofreading by Asher Omondi, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
