Ogeneochuko Ojiri

Ogeneochuko Ojiri

art dealer United Kingdom

Ogeneochuko Ojiri is a British-Nigerian art dealer known for his work with high-value artworks and for his appearance on the BBC programme Antiques Road Trip. Recently, he gained notoriety after being sentenced to two and a half years in prison for failing to report suspicious art transactions linked to Nazem Ahmad, a man accused of financing Hezbollah. Ojiri admitted to manipulating invoices and knowingly selling approximately £140,000 worth of artwork to Ahmad while being aware of the latter's alleged connections to terrorism.

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Nigeria Nigeria: Ogeneochuko Ojiri has been sentenced to two and a half years in prison after failing to report a series of high-value art transactions involving Nazem Ahmad. 2

The Punch: Terrorism Financing: Art Dealer Jailed