Under Cross-examination, the witness answers as follows: We answered that the bundles of Exhibits were recovered from the house of the 1st Defendant. That the persons whose names appeared in the said fake appointment letters did not present themselves for absorption. That the NSCDC did not act on the letter. That the copies of the acceptance letters do not have the original in their establishment. The signatory on the fake appointment letter was a Deputy Commander General. The last he signed is before 2012. He was still in office when these Exhibits were signed. The last Prosecution Witness is Exe Peace. That he is a businessman. He lives in Gwagwalada. He sells provisions. That he knows the two Defendants through his customer. He stated that he gave Defendants money to give him Civil Defence job. He gave money to the 1st Defendant. That he paid into his account in Diamond Bank. That the money he paid was for Civil Defence job for three of his younger ones. That 1st Defendant called his younger ones for documentation. They followed him to Minna. They gave appointment letter to only two of them instead of three. That he has proof of the money he paid. That when Civil Defence came to arrest him, he gave them the receipt of the money he paid. Exhibits G-G2 are Diamond Bank Tellers for N300,000, N100,000 and N145,000 respectively. Under Cross-examination, he answered that he paid the money through the account of 1st Defendant. We did not pay 2nd Defendant. That he paid the money on behalf of his brother. To a question, he answered that 1st Defendant is not a staff of Civil Defence but he told him that he has a boss that can give his brothers job. He did no not mention the name of the boss. To another question, he answered that he did not follow the 1st Defendant to Minna but his younger brother did. That it was the 1st Defendant that gave him the appointment letter. The above is the case of the 7