- According to Salary Explorer, lawyers in Kenya take home an average of KSh 371,000 monthly, but veterans rack up millions in legal fees
- With their handsome fees, senior lawyers have built multimillion-dollar homes across the country, and they don't shy away from showing them off
- Senior lawyer Ahmednasir Abdullahi, who represents wealthy clients, including President William Ruto, shared a photo of his Karen mansion
Law is one of the highest paying jobs in the country Kenyaand it has good benefits.
Source: Twitter
What is the average income of a lawyer in Kenya?
Lawyers are trained to help communities manage disputes through a variety of methods, including litigation, negotiation, arbitration, arbitration and adjudication.
According to Salary Explorer, a website comparing salaries and job resources for employees and employers, lawyers in Kenya take home an average of KSh 371,000 monthly.
With their handsome remuneration, senior lawyers have built multi-million dollar homes across the country.
1. Ahmednasir Abdullahi
Advocate General Ahmednasir Abdullahi, popularly known as the Grand Mullah, is a man who appreciates the finer things in life.
The strong lawyer represents wealthy clients and has worked on some of the most famous cases in the country, including representing President William Ruto in the Weston Hotel land case.
The attorney general showed a photo of his Karen luxury home in an interview with Daniel Ndambuki on the Churchill Show.
The complex has a good architectural layout and a long paved road that leads to the parking area. A few meters from the front porch is a swimming pool surrounded by a beautifully landscaped garden.
Source: Youtube
2. James Orengo
James Orengo is ranked as one of Kenya's best lawyers and is known as the 'walking constitution' due to his legal expertise.
The attorney general is a wealthy politician who has amassed wealth through his legal career and over thirty years of government service.
Pictures of his house show him crushing life with a heavy handle.
The compound is beautifully landscaped with a calm, lush environment. The house is very strange, its upper walls are painted white and its lower walls are painted gray.
The wide windows have golden curtains. Parts of the house have well-planned wooden floors.
Source: Twitter
3. Maku Mutua
That living lawyer United States she previously shared beautiful photos of her home in Buffalo, New York.
The lawyer posted photos of the living room and dining room, which show elegance and clearly show the luxury home. Above the fireplace in the vaulted ceiling living room was a portrait of Kenyan liberation hero Dedan Kimathi.
Mutua also built a five-room house there Kituiwhich he later converted into a hotel known as Kitui Villa.
Source: Twitter
4. Nelson Havi
The former president of the Local Lawyers Association (LSK) Nelson Havi is not afraid to show his wealth to everyone.
Havi revealed that he is charging at least KSh 2 million in legal fees.
She revealed on X that she grew up in a thatched house while posting old photos of herself from her childhood.
Havi claimed it was the best house he had ever lived in.
But when he became known and known, the lawyer built himself a very nice house in Likuyani, Kakamega county.
Source: Twitter
5. Donald Kipkorir
Prominent city attorney Donald Kipkorir boasts over 25 years of experience in corporate and commercial law.
After gaining experience at Wetang'ula & Company Advocates, Kipkorir started his own law firm named, KTK Advocates.
The lawyer previously revealed that he lived in a mud-roofed hut until he joined the University Nairobi study law.
“I was taught by my mother and her mother… My mother sold busaa and my grandmother changai… we were never attacked because chiefs, chiefs and big chiefs used to drink alcohol and understood the poverty that existed,” he said.
Source: Twitter
He was paid KSh 1.3 billion for representing Nairobi County in a land case.
Kipkorir owns a luxury house in Karen, one of the most expensive neighborhoods to live in Nairobi.
The lawyer has shared pictures of her with friends in her beautiful one-storey house several times. A natural fence protects the house and has a plot to expand.
Read ENGLISH VERSION
Do you have an exciting story that you would like us to publish? Please contact us via news@tuko.co.ke or WhatsApp: 0732482690.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
