Jomo Campbell, is a veteran Attorney-at-Law within the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. Mr Campbell was born March 15, 1979 on the Island of New Providence.
 

In 1995, Mr. Campbell charted the course to Minnesota in pursuit of his Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Management from Saint John’s University. He successfully completed the program and graduated in 1999. Soon after, favorable paths led him to London, England at Buckingham University, where he successfully completed the LLB program in 2002 and later achieved the Master of Law degree. In October 2005, he was called to The Bahamas Bar.
 

Mr. Campbell began his practice as an associate at Lockhart and Munroe. After 15 years of dedication to his career with a wealth of knowledge gained, Mr. Campbell embarked on a new journey of Public Service. Mr. Campbell was elected to Parliament on September 16, 2021, as the Member of Parliament for the Centreville Constituency. He was sworn in as Minister of State for Legal Affairs on September 20, 2021.
 

Present Ministerial Portfolio includes: Legal Advisor to the Government, Drafting and Preparation of Government Legislation, Relations with the Judiciary and Bar, Notaries Public, Criminal Prosecution, International Legal Cooperation, Mutual Legal Assistance, Inquiries, Office of the Public Defender, Law Reform and Revision, Legal Education, Coroners, Justice of the Peace, Law Report / Legal Aid, Relations with the Industrial Relations Tribunal, Registration of Documents, Registration of Births, Marriages and Deaths, Registration of Companies, Business Names, Documents, and Commission Merchants, Intellectual Property Rights and Relations with the Utilities Regulations and Competition Authority (URCA).