Lawyer Handling Divorce Case Lights Up Court With Soothing Love Song: "Maisha Ni Mlima"

• A Kenyan lawyer gained internet fame for his unique approach in court proceedings, as he surprised everyone by incorporating a love song into his arguments
• The lawyer used the song to emphasize his points related to matters of the heart and relationships, and Kenyans are amused
• The song's lyrics advised against intervening in marital disputes and encouraged understanding between spouses

A Kenyan lawyer is now becoming an internet sensation after he lit up the court with a soothing love song during proceedings.

The lawyer became poetic during the virtual court case on Tuesday, August 15, where he decided to support his points through a song that touched on the intricate matters of the heart.

In a shared video, the advocate asked the Lady Justice to allow him to sing the short chorus to fortify the point he was trying to convey during the court proceedings.

"My Lady the song goes as follows: Maisha ni mlima. Bibi na bwana wakigombana nyumbani, acha wenyewe wakaelewana, ukiwaingililia, wakipatana, utabaki nani wewe, motto wa mama," he hilariously sang which advised against intervening whenever a husband and a wife are fighting.

The clip has since amused many social media users, and here is what some had to say:

Maticha Laban said:

"The Piki Piki Ponki poetry style."

Annabrenda said:

"Zealous advocacy at its best."

Eugene wrote:

"I know this guy; he was once representing some MCAs in a certain county. He is always funny."

@waitherero said:

"It is the smile before he started singing."

Lawyer Otieno of Pinky Pinky Ponky

Lawyer Willis Otieno also lit up the internet with fire memes after he delighted netizens with nursery tunes at the Supreme Court in 2022.

Otieno poked holes in how the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) conducted the 2022 presidential election in his arguments.

Otieno hilariously said Chebukati resorted to the nursery rhyme "Inky Pinky Ponky" to determine the winner.

"What Chebukati did is what my grandmother calls Nairobi karafuu and my niece Inky pinky ponky, paka mielo disko. It fell on William Ruto and he said William you are the president," he added and he then became an internet sensation.