(ii) Certificate of Incorporation of Efcrisam Groups Company Ltd - Exhibit V. (iii) A letter of authority from Efcrisam Groups Company Ltd. Exhibit VI. The 2nd accused in his extrajudicial statement dated 21st January 2011 said he got the bill of loading - Exhibit W from Audu Ismail. Investigations revealed that the said Audu Ismail got it from one Ibrahim Maidurumi, while Ibrahim Maidurumi got it from Gabriel Onyebuchi Obi the Appellant herein. The Appellant admitted in his testimony in Court and in his extrajudicial statement dated 21st January 2011.Exhibit L that he gave the bills of lading to Ibrahim Maidurumi to help him clear the 2 containers numbers MSCU 3668026 and MSCU 1287231, but claimed that it was one Chief Oke who gave them to him. He further claimed that Chief Oke gave him N300, 000. 00 to clear the containers for him. He claimed he did not know Chief Oke's residence; that they only met at a drinking joint and that he does not know his phone number because Chief Oke always called him with a hidden number. Attempts by the appellant to help NDLEA apprehend Chief Oke failed. The Respondent on the other hand claimed the appellant did not give NDLEA any useful information that would lead to the arrest of Chief Oke. The Appellant, the 2nd Accused Ugwu Geoffrey, Audu Ismail and Ibrahim Maidurumi were on 27th January 2011 taken to the Tin can Island Port Lagos where the container number MSCU 1287231 was opened and searched in their presence and 165 Kilograms of Cocaine was found in the container. This fact was admitted by the Appellant in his extrajudicial statements dated 27th & 28th January 2011 - Exhibits O and P respectively. Ibrahim Maidurumi PW10 in his testimony confirmed the fact. CA/L/629/2014 The Appellant claimed to be a business man who deals in fairly used spare "parts and from time to time assists his clients to clear containers and or vehicles from the Tin Can Island and Apapa Ports. He claimed that usually when he receives such briefs, he engages the services of Nigerian Customs officials to assist him clear the said containers and or vehicles. On one occasion, he was requested by one Chief Okey to clear for him a container of floor tiles. Upon the said instruction, he approached Ibrahim Maidurumi, PW 10 to assist him clear the container. He gave him a photocopy of the bill of lading which he had received from Chief Okey. The original he claimed was still with Chief Okey. The appellant claimed that a few days later he was arrested by NDLEA who accused him of importing a container containing cocaine and detained him and seized his telephones. The Appellant denied the accusation and informed NDLEA operatives that he got the photocopy of the bill of lading from Chief Okey. He informed NDLEA officials that Chief Okey is likely to call him. They handed over his phones to him and Chief Okey did call him. He informed Chief Okey as directed by NDLEA officials that he needed more money to clear the containers. The Appellant arranged to meet with Chief Okey at Benny Suites hotel Festac Town, Lagos. Chief Okey did not show up for the meeting. The appellant claimed that apart from the copy of bill of lading which