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Fraud

May 10, 2025

FRN vs Ojoko Robinson (Director of Rojoke CNE Services Limited) & 1 other

Humans

Ojoko Robinson
& 1 other

Money bag

N13,710,252,44.
Amount allegedly defrauded

Money bag

Case Summary
The accused alongside his company allegedly used forged documents in bidding and securing two World Bank contracts.

Calendar

0
Year(s) case tried in court

Gavel

Case Update
In view of the defendants' plea, the trial judge thereafter, ruled that the defendants should refund 25 percent of the benefits derived from the contracts to the World Bank through the Asaba Office of the ICPC. The trial Judge further ordered the 1st defendant, who is an Information Technology expert, to teach Information Communication Technology (ICT) at the Delta State ICT Hub, Asaba for two years at his own expense. The 1st defendant is to work out a programme with the management of the ICT Hub within two weeks from the date of the judgment and file a notice of compliance with the registrar of the Court. The Judge also ruled that the 1st defendant, having been sent for training on Integrity by the World Bank, is to deliver regular talks on integrity to final-year students in three secondary schools (two in Asaba and one in his hometown) and file progress report every three months with the registrar of the Court.

Court house

Hon. Justice (Dr) Nnamdi O. Dimgba
Federal High Court, Asaba, Delta

Legislation

ACJA/ACJL Compliance - complied

Case Information
Ojoko Robinson & 1 other
Presiding Judge & Designated Court
Hon. Justice (Dr) Nnamdi O. Dimgba, Federal High Court, Asaba, Delta
Nature and Number of Charges
7-count charge bordering on forgery.
Date of 1st Arraignment
Feb 3, 2023
Summary of Case
The accused alongside his company allegedly used forged documents in bidding and securing two World Bank contracts.
Defendant(s) and Plea entered on Arraignment
1. Ojoko Robinson (Director of Rojoke CNE Services Limited) – Guilty
2. Rojoke CNE Services Limited (Company) – Guilty
Defence Counsel(s)
No defence counsel
Prosecuting Agency
Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission
Prosecutor(s)
No prosecutors recorded
Status of Case
Decided
Decision
Convicted
Length of Trial
0 year(s)
ACJA/ACJL Compliance
Complied
Court Decision
In view of the defendants' plea, the trial judge thereafter, ruled that the defendants should refund 25 percent of the benefits derived from the contracts to the World Bank through the Asaba Office of the ICPC. The trial Judge further ordered the 1st defendant, who is an Information Technology expert, to teach Information Communication Technology (ICT) at the Delta State ICT Hub, Asaba for two years at his own expense. The 1st defendant is to work out a programme with the management of the ICT Hub within two weeks from the date of the judgment and file a notice of compliance with the registrar of the Court. The Judge also ruled that the 1st defendant, having been sent for training on Integrity by the World Bank, is to deliver regular talks on integrity to final-year students in three secondary schools (two in Asaba and one in his hometown) and file progress report every three months with the registrar of the Court.