Judge on September 5, 2022, following the retirement of Justice Nathan Musa. Her appointment was confirmed by the Adamawa State House of Assembly on April 25, 2023, after approval by the National Judicial Council.
Before her elevation, Justice Abdulrahman served as a Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, Yola. Her legal career is marked by dedication and an unblemished record, culminating in her appointment as the state's Chief Judge.
As Chief Judge, she has been instrumental in implementing reforms to enhance the state's judicial system. Notably, she oversaw the domestication of Small Claims Courts across Adamawa State, aimed at resolving business disputes within 60 days to foster a safer and more efficient business environment.
Justice Abdulrahman has also voiced concerns about corruption within the judiciary, emphasizing the need for integrity and collaboration among legal professionals to uphold the rule of law.
Her appointment is seen as a significant milestone in promoting gender equality in the Nigerian judiciary, serving as an inspiration for women in the legal profession and beyond.
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