2. By direct evidence of eye witnesses who saw or witnessed the commission of the crime or offence; or 3. By circumstantial evidence which links the accused defendant and no other person to or with the commission of the crime or offence charged. See Lori Vs. State [1980] 8 - 11 SC, 81; Emeka Vs. State [2001] 14 NWLR (Pt. 734) 668; Igabele Vs. State [2006] 6 NWLR (Pt. 975) 100. On the basis of these well settled legal principles as espoused in the authorities cited in the foregoing, I now proceed to examine the instant Charge, in the light of the evidence adduced by both parties and the issues formulated by the respective learned 7