Jidda has the  desire to advocate for the vulnerable. She decided to pursue law, determined to make a difference.

With Mallam Abdullah's guidance, jidda secured a scholarship to study law at the prestigious Bayero University in Kano. She excelled academically, participating in moot court competitions and internships.

After graduating with honors, jidda landed an internship at a reputable law firm in Abuja. She worked tirelessly, handling cases involving child rights, domestic violence, and human trafficking.

Fatima's breakthrough came when she successfully argued a landmark case, securing justice for a young girl forced into early marriage. The victory earned her national recognition, and she became a sought-after advocate.

Jidda established her own law firm, "Al-Amal" (Hope), providing free legal services to marginalized communities. Her work inspired countless young Nigerians, particularly women, to pursue careers in law.

Years later, jidda was appointed a judge, becoming the first Hausa woman to serve on the Nigerian Court of Appeal. Her courtroom became a beacon of hope for those seeking justice.

As jidda looked out at the crowded courtroom, she remembered Mallam Abdullah's words: "jidda your struggles were not in vain. You've become a shining light for justice."

All these. Did not happened without Jidda facing fatal challenges  their were few times she was falsely accused of corruption luckily she was  acquitted due to her reputation of integrity and honesty , on other occasions she was slandered for being immoral without any proof to back it up , Jidda faced many thought challenges but none was close to the last one which led her into depression when her younger brother was accused of rape ones again Jidda triumph . Now every lawyer is mentored by Jidda , young girls aspire to be like Jidda but the question is are they ready to make sacrifices make it , are they willing to fight untill they have nothing to fight with ?