As the curtain gradually falls on Faith Odhiambo’s tenure at the helm of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), her presidency leaves behind a trail of bold litigation, outspoken advocacy, and a leadership style that consistently placed the Society at the centre of national discourse.
Whether praised as a fearless defender of constitutionalism or criticised as overly confrontational and occasionally politically exposed, Odhiambo’s time in office has reshaped the recent identity of Kenya’s legal profession.