Advocate Nelson Havi has publicly criticized several judges in the Kenyan judiciary, alleging misconduct and corruption. He specifically highlighted concerns about Honourable Mr Justice Prof Dr Nixon Sifuna, citing complaints from multiple advocates including three Senior Counsel regarding his behavior and judicial conduct. Havi has called on the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) to investigate and recommend a tribunal for Sifuna's removal. Additionally, Havi has petitioned the JSC to consider complaints against other judges, including Alfred Mabeya, Lepers Naikuni, and Josephine Mongare, accusing them of corruption and incompetence. Havi has also accused corrupt magistrates and judges of abusing bail and bond terms. The High Court Administrator has responded to Havi's request by escalating the matter to the ICT Department and forwarding his letter to Justice Sifuna. Havi warned that if the JSC does not act on these petitions, he will lead advocates in efforts to evict the implicated judges from court. The judiciary has faced calls for greater scrutiny and public feedback rather than dismissing criticism as unwarranted attacks. The controversy includes debates over judicial activism and the need for moderation and self-criticism within the judiciary.