robokill doesn't need root permissions (just like sudo), so you need to run it as the current user or grant it access to the /etc/sudoers file.
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Your output implies that your sudo-fu is lacking. The error message you posted is not informative, but it sounds like it has something to do with the fact that you have not completed a sudo -i session.
If you have a root shell, and you have not yet sudo -i'd to that shell (i.e., you haven't yet completed the sudo -i), then you can try typing sudo -i in the root shell.
If you do have a root shell, you will have to provide your password. If you cannot, you will have to either switch to another shell, or start a new shell using sudo -s.
If you are using an Ubuntu derivative like Debian or Ubuntu, you could also try sudo -s. This will create a root shell without asking for the sudo password.
The end result will be a shell prompt that will look like this:
$ sudo -i
If you enter your password, then your environment will change, and you will be in the root shell.
If this works, you can make it permanent by adding a line to your ~/.bashrc file.
Had the same problem, I found out I was not to sudo -s because I have root user in my filemanager, sudo -s allowed me to do sudo -i and have the bash menu as if I was using an account with sudo.
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Track listing
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