While delivering the judgment, the judge convicted Mr Nojim based on the evidence before the court and the guilty plea.
The witness said all emails he sent to the bank account officer and instructions given were as directed by Mr Emefiele.
The EFCC said Mr Nzenwa issued a false document titled “Bond for the re-exportation of imported goods delivered without payment of import duty.”
The police alleged that the defendant committed the offence between January 2017 and December 2022, in the Ikorodu area of Lagos state.
In the separate charge, EFCC alleged that the defendant obtained $368,698 fraudulently.
On April 8, the EFCC arraigned Mr Emefiele for abuse of office, accepting gratifications, corrupt demand, and receiving property fraudulently obtained.
His co-defendant, Henry Isioma-Omoile, was remanded in Ikoyi prison custody, where he is currently held pending the determination of their bail application on April 11.
EFCC arraigned the men on a three-count charge bordering on the laundering of funds and conspiracy to launder funds obtained through unlawful activity.
The judge ordered that the convict be returned to prison to serve the remainder of his term any day he refused to show up for community service.
