T.N Ogwoka & Osili Advocates

Founded on the principles of integrity and high-precision law, T.N Ogwoka & Osili Advocates has grown from a boutique practice into one of Kenya’s most formidable legal pillars.

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About Us

T.N Ogwoka & Osili Advocates is a dynamic law firm in Nairobi County, set up in 2022 by Tony Ogwoka Nyamagwa and Celestine Kageha Osili, Advocates of the High Court of Kenya.

We offer a wide range of legal services in litigation and non-litigious matters, including conveyancing, commercial work, consultancy and legal opinions.

Beyond litigation, we resolve disputes through mediation and arbitration as a means of access to justice.

Our mission is to offer quality, competent and professional legal services to our esteemed clientele.

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Practice Areas

Our work spans litigation, non-litigious matters and alternative dispute resolution.

Non-litigious proceedings

Legal opinions and consultancy, conveyancing, incorporation and registration, mergers and acquisitions, intellectual property and legislative drafting.

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Litigation and dispute resolution

Constitutional, commercial, tort and family law, plus mediation and arbitration.

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Corporate clients we have worked with

  • Villa Care
  • Villa Care
  • Msewe Limited
  • Zete Enterprises Limited
  • Lenana Gardens Limited
  • Security 24 Limited
  • Sigimo Enterprises Limited
  • Ontulili Investment Limited
  • Asphalt Concrete Limited
  • Heri Development Limited (Heri Homes)
  • Church of God in East Africa (K) Registered Trustees
  • Heri Paradise Management Limited
  • Dutchess Park Limited
  • Gain Ventures Limited

In addition to the corporate clients above, our office has over 100 individual clients.

Find Answers to Your Legal Questions.

Our team provides clear, reliable solutions to help you understand your rights and make informed decisions.

Land & Real Estate Law
What is the process of buying land in Kenya?Search, sale agreement, consents, stamp duty and transfer registration.
What fees and taxes are involved in buying property?Stamp duty for buyers and capital gains tax for sellers.
Does Kenya recognize “Squatter’s Rights”?Adverse possession after 12 years of open, continuous occupation.
Family Law & Succession
Does Kenya recognize common-law or “come-we-stay” marriages?Not automatically, but cohabitation can still create property rights.
Can you inherit property if there is no will?Yes, under the Law of Succession Act, through the court.
Labor & Employment Law
What makes an employee termination lawful?A fair reason, written notice and a fair hearing.
What are the maximum legal working hours?Eight hours a day, with overtime compensated.
Is it legal for an employer to hold statutory deductions?No. Failing to remit NSSF, SHIF or PAYE is an offense.
Business & Commercial Law
What is required to start a small business in Kenya?BRS registration, a KRA PIN, tax registration and a county permit.
Criminal Law & Police Procedures
What are my rights upon arrest?Silence, being informed, an advocate, and court within 24 hours.
What is the difference between Cash Bail and a Bond?Cash paid to the court versus a legal pledge, often secured by an asset.