[1] She was a Nigerian Judge of the High Court of Federal Capital Territory in Abuja that sentenced two Ex-Governors in Nigeria to imprisonment - Joshua Dariye to a 14 years in prisonment after being found guilty of some criminal charges[2] and Jolly Nyame to 28 years imprisonment without an option of fine[3] both on similar charges[4][5][6] in a trail that lasted over a decade.
[10] Banjoko hails from Ogun State and hold a Bachelor in Law from the University of London, where she was between 1982 and 1985.
She left in 2003 as Chief Magistrate, Administration and in December 2003, she became a judge of the High Court of the FCT.
[1] Adebukola Banjoko excused herself from the trial of former chairman, House of Representatives Ad hoc Committee on Fuel Subsidy Regime, Farouk Lawan and one other in 2014 as she ordered the case file be returned to the court's Chief Judge, Justice Ibrahim Bukar.
She refused to continue with proceedings in the case despite the withdrawal of an application filed by Lawan, asking her to disqualify herself from the case after the Chief Judge had cleared her of the allegation in a petition as she tags the contents of the petition to be "scandalous and a challenge" on her integrity.