Supreme Court Judge Ibrahim Mohammed laid to rest

Mohammed had a distinguished 23-year judicial career marked by institutional reform, jurisprudential leadership, and a legacy of advancing access to justice...

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Supreme Court Judge Ibrahim Mohammed was laid to rest at the Kariakor Muslim cemetery in Nairobi a day after his passing on Wednesday afternoon. He was nearing his mandatory retirement on January 1, 2026, and was about to proceed on terminal leave.

Over 23 years of distinguished judicial service marked institutional reform and jurisprudential leadership.
Notable attendees included former Chief Justice David Maraga and former Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi.
Described by David Maraga as "one of those judges who were diligent in their work" and a "most brilliant mind."

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