The University of Nairobi  alumni continue to put the University of on the world map. They have brought great glory to the institution. They have set the example and taught the nation valuable lessons of honesty, hard work, and determination and have established themselves as successful individuals in almost every field of their lives.

UoN continues to shine from the glory of its Alumni. The footprints of the impact by its alumni continues to be felt far and wide including the corridors of power. This was demonstrated during the just concluded 2022 presidential election petition that saw a huge representation of UON trained lawyers from both the bench and bar battle it out in the Supreme Court.

1. Chief Justice Martha Koome.

 “Overcoming poverty is not a gesture of charity. It is an act of justice. It is the protection of a fundamental human right, the right to dignity and a decent life.” - Nelson Mandela.

Junior Lawyers Against Poverty (JLAP) network of students and junior lawyers use their legal skills to help fight this global challenge – eradication of poverty – through global improvement of access to justice and legal education.