To another question, he answered that they mentioned Abdullai Seidu. That he is at large. That amongst the documents, the 1st Defendant brought deposit slips in favour of Abdullai Seidu. To another question, he answered that the documents are fake. The Defendants could not tell their victims where to go. That they did not investigate any of the eight persons whose names are on the letters to determine whether they gained employment with NSCDC. The 2nd Prosecution witness is Mayaki David. He lives in Kwali, FCT. He is a public servant at the Gwagwalada Office of the nscda. He joined the corps in 2010. He is an assistant Superintendent Corp 2. He knows the Defendants. That on 29/04/15 at about 3:15 p.m , one Simon J. Abutu came to their office at Gwagwalada with a Civil Defence Appointment letter and sought to know if the Appointment letter was genuine. They collected the letter, scrutinized it and found out that the letter was fake. He said it was Peace Exe who helped him to procure the letter from the duo of 1st and 2nd Defendants. They invited Peace Eze to the office and he disclosed that he paid the duo of the Defendants the sum of N600,000 to secure the appointment letters. The Defendants were arrested, the 2nd Defendant was filling the NSCDC Forms. The house was searched and Civil Defence Acceptance letters and fake photocopies were found. They took the 2nd Defendant with Exhibits to the office. The Defendants were later transferred to the State command for further investigation. Under Cross-examination, the witness answered that the fake appointment letters were recovered and taken to the office. That Defendants are not members of staff of NSCDC. That at the time the appointment letters were authored, there was no recruitment in the NSCDC. That such appointment letters are not issued at home but in the office. That he does not know Abdullai Seidu. 4