Faith Odhiambo, the outgoing President of the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), has called upon Charles Kanjama to serve with distinction as he takes up the role of the 52nd President of the Society. In her message of congratulations, Odhiambo described Kanjama's election as a significant victory and expressed trust in his leadership abilities. She emphasized that Kanjama has inherited a well-united and proactive Society, which can capitalize on the current momentum to achieve major successes. Odhiambo believes that with the right stewardship, the LSK can play a pivotal role in guiding the legal community through challenges ahead.

As Kenya approaches a critical election season, Odhiambo underlined the importance of LSK’s leadership in promoting constitutionalism and the rule of law. She asserted that Kenyans will look to the Society for principled and effective guidance during this high-stakes period. The involvement of the LSK is crucial as it represents the legal profession and its commitments to uphold standards and integrity in the nation's governance. Kanjama's leadership will be closely monitored not only by lawyers but also by the public, which anticipates a robust defense of democratic principles.

In this context, Odhiambo's comments reflect a broader sentiment regarding the role of legal associations in political matters and the necessity for ethical leadership within such influential organizations. The confidence expressed in Kanjama is indicative of the expectations placed on him, particularly regarding the LSK's influence in a politically charged atmosphere. His presidency is likely to be tested as he navigates legal interests and the pressing needs of a nation preparing for elections.