AI:

"It’s wild—but yes, the story is real, though with a twist. A man named Brian Mwenda Njagi in Kenya posed as a lawyer by allegedly stealing the identity of a legitimate advocate, Brian Mwenda Ntwiga, and tampering with the Law Society of Kenya’s portal. He managed to represent clients in various courts, including the High Court, without formal legal training.

Now, the claim that he won 26 cases? That part is disputed.

While early reports sensationalized his courtroom success, the Law Society of Kenya (LSK) later clarified that there’s no verified evidence he actually won those cases.

Still, his story captured public imagination—many dubbed him Kenya’s Mike Ross, after the character from Suits.
He was eventually arrested and faced charges including identity theft, forgery, and fraud.

Despite the legal fallout, some public figures even called for a fair examination of his legal knowledge, arguing that his courtroom performance showed genuine skill."

實情有出入
肯亞律師協會無法証實他贏了26場官司
他也面臨身份盜竊、偽造文書和詐欺等罪刑