Justice R.O. Ayoola of the Kogi High Court also awarded N10 million against the EFCC.
An ally of former Petroleum Minister Diezani Allison-Madueke, Mr Omokore and others are accused of diverting funds said to be part of proceeds of oil sales.
The EFCC had charged Mr Okorocha for laundering funds to the tune of N2.9 billion while serving as governor of Imo.
The security guards were said to have been sleeping on duty while some persons gained access to an apartment and robbed.
Justices Emmanuel Agim and Adamu Jauro, two other judges on the five-member panel, dissented from the majority ruling.
Buhari regime is accused of failing to fulfill its responsibility to facilitate a seamless transition of the banknotes.
The police command in Lagos has arrested Yoruba Nation agitators.
Charlie Hebdo was reportedly attacked by a hacker group linked to Iran.
Thulani Maseko, an Eswatini human rights lawyer, was assassinated in the presence of his wife and two children in their home on January 21.
The chief judge and the four new judges were handed brand new vehicles as their official cars immediately after the event.
