people who destroyed the development. The matter was reported to the police. The people who carried out the destruction were invited to the police station. They claimed to have also bought the land. The case was transferred to the Force Headquarters and thereafter to the EFCC. His further testimony is that the certificate of occupancy given to the school was given to their banker as security for a loan but that a CTC of the said certificate was given to the EFCC. He identified Appendix A attached to Exhibit 1 as the certificate of occupancy given to EFCC. He tendered the Deed of Assignment between Dyna Ladejj Investment and Lead British International School and the Power of Attorney between Mrs. Mary Okoh and Dyna Ladejj which were admitted in evidence as Exhibits 3 and 4 respectively. He testified further that the school paid for the land with a manager’s cheque. The cheque for Thirty Seven Million Naira was tendered and admitted in evidence as Exhibit 5. He was cross examined on the discrepancy in the description of the property in Exhibits 3 and 4. P.W.3 is one Ekundayo Gideon Olayinka, a detective with the EFCC whose schedule of duties include investigation of cases assigned to him by his superior officers. His testimony is as follows: That sometimes in the year 2012 the EFCC received a petition from Ogbeide Associates on behalf of one Amasi Okon. The petition was tendered and admitted in evidence as Exhibit 6. He said Exhibit 6 was minuted to him and his team for investigation. He stated as follows: “The petitioner alleged that sometime in the same year the defendant approached him for an assistance of funds in the sum of N30million for her to execute a contract awarded to her. The petitioner told her he is not a lender organisation but after so much pressure he gave a sum of N30milliion to her 5