To another question, he answered that the documents were submitted to the Command Headquarters including a deposit slip. To another question, he answered that none of the names in the appointment letters got employed. The 3rd Prosecution Witness is Babadi Anthony Nduka. He works with the NSCDC. He works in the Intelligence and Investigation Department. That he lives in new Nyanya. That he knows the Defendants. They were brought to his office on the 30/04/15. That they were arrested by men of the NSCDC Gwagwalada Division for being in possession of fake appointment letters and issuing same to the unsuspecting public as employment letters. That they were brought to PW1 and PW2. The 1st Defendant was the owner of the house where the crime was allegedly committed. The 2nd Defendant was assisting him in issuing the letters. The Defendants were brought with the Exhibits which are 27 copies sof the letter of appointment, 80 copies of Acceptance Forms and 31 copies of letters of appointment. He was directed to investigate the mater by the Commandant. The Defendants were cautioned and they volunteered statements. He discovered later that they did not state the date when they volunteered the statements. They later put the date. That the correction was made in the statements. That their arrest is sequel to a complaint by one Simon Abutu who had gone to the Gwagwalada office to verify the authenticity of a letter of appointment which the 1st Defendant gave to him. That it was at the Gwagwalada office they realized it was not an original appointment letter. The 1st Defendant told him he was collecting N200,000 per person for the letters and that he had collected about N6,000,000 but that he was not doing it alone. He mentioned Abdullai Seidu who he said was in Niger State. That he went to Niger State NSCDC Command to trace the name. The name was not in the nominal roll of the employees of Niger State Command. That a Surveillance Team was set up to trace the said Abdullai Seidu but he is still at large. That apart 5