A legacy of unwavering integrity meets a vision for modern reform. As we gather for the NBA Gombe Branch Law Week 2026, we are honored to be led by a legal titan whose career serves as a blueprint for excellence.
Profile of Excellence: Hon. Justice Halima S. Mohammed
Chief Judge of Gombe State High Court of Justice
Early Foundations & Academic Prowess
Born on May 3, 1963, in the scenic town of Tula, Kaltungo LGA, Justice Halima S. Mohammed’s journey is one of consistency and dedication.
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Early Education: LEA Primary School, Billiri (1969–1975).
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Secondary Education: Queen Elizabeth School, Ilorin (1975–1980).
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Legal Training: Obtained her LL.B from the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (1985).
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The Bar: Called to the Nigerian Bar in 1986.
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Post-Graduate: Earned her LL.M from the University of Jos (2001) and holds a certificate in Computer Studies.
Justice Mohammed didn’t just reach the top; she earned every step.
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1987: Began as State Counsel II, Ministry of Justice, Bauchi State.
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2000: Rose to become the Deputy Chief Registrar (Process and Litigation).
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2001: Appointed as a High Court Judge in the Gombe State Judiciary.
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Present: Serving as the Chief Judge of Gombe State, where her leadership has redefined the efficiency and integrity of the bench.
National Service & Judicial Impact
Beyond the state, her expertise has been vital to Nigeria’s democratic stability. She has served as both Chairman and member of numerous Governorship and Legislative Election Petition Tribunals across the federation.
“A woman of redoubtable legal expertise and remarkable integrity, Justice Halima S. Mohammed stands as a beacon of inspiration for the next generation of legal practitioners.”
An Invitation to the Vanguard of Change
Theme: Strengthening Justice through reforms: Lawyers as agents of change.
To the learned silks, seniors, and colleagues of the Bar, the NBA Gombe Branch cordially invites you to the 2026 Law Week.
This is more than a Law week; it is a call to action. Join us as our Chairperson for the law week, Hon. Justice Halima S. Mohammed, lends her profound insights to the panel discussion:
“Judicial Independence and Legislative Oversight: The Role of the Bar in Balancing Institutional Powers.”
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Date: 18th May, 2026
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Venue: Gombe State
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Hashtag: #NBAGOMBEBRANCH
Let us converge to sharpen our craft and reaffirm our roles as the true agents of change in our society. See you there!
Signed:
Law week planning committee
