stating that the Files were encased in Ghana-Must-Go Bags, thereby still leaving the doubt unresolved. The point is this, whether Mr. Dennis Nev knew the direction to the Office of the Governor, or whether he knew the colour of the furniture, or how many flower pots were by the door of the Governor’s Office, or how many flower pots were by the entrance to the Government House, or how many pictures were on the wall, or how many people were seated in the Governor’s Reception Room, as the Defence sought to know under an extensive CrossExamination, the issue is, Mr. Dennis Nev and the Late Paul Yani were located within the vicinity of Rev. Jolly Nyame and his Office. The next possible Eye Witness is Mr. Adamu Aboki, the Chief Detail, who despite attempts to summon him to testify before the Court, could not be located by the Prosecution. In this instance, the interest to secure his attendance before the Court and to validate one position or the other was a shared interest, and the responsibility fell on both sides of the divide. It had to be that particular side that needed validation of their own contention that should have taken the extra mile to produce him before the Court. This same deduction applies to the Protocol and Administrative Officers. It is pertinent to recall the fact that Rev. Jolly Nyame, when referred to the evidence of Mr. Dennis Nev to the effect that he gave him the Total Sum of One Hundred and One Million Naira, confirmed that he received only the Ten Million Naira (N10, 000, 000.00) allocated for “His Excellency’s Dispensation”. The question then has to be asked, where and who received this Sum of Money? Was it the Defendant personally? Ordid his Orderly, Mr. Philip Akolo, receive it on his behalf? It is in evidence that Mr. Akolo denied receiving any huge amount of Money for the Defendant, and when the Defendant was confronted with this fact, during his Cross-Examination, he stated that he did not know that. Another way of confirming who actually possessed and disbursed the One Hundred and One Million Naira would be the Testimony of any Member 187

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