genuineness of the signatures contained in the documents. The letter of the Head of Operations and the letter of the Head of Forensic Unit of the Commission with attached documents were admitted in evidence as exhibit 4. PW1 also testified that the person whom the Defendant sold the plot no. L84, one Uchechukwu was also invited and he made statement to the Commission. However, PW1 testified that Uchechukwu later died. The statement of Uchechukwu was admitted in evidence as exhibit 5. PW1 testified that as part of their investigation activities and obtaining of statements, the confessional statements of the Defendant and the Defendant were taken to his superior one ASP Faga for endorsement and it was indorsed. PWs3 and 4 as I said earlier, are also officers of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. PW3 Rakkiya Gimba testified pursuant to a subpoena served on her to produce and tender in evidence the Certificate of Occupancy. PW3 testified that the Certificate of Occupancy bears the name of the Defendant and the passport photograph on it is also that of the Defendant. The Certificate of Occupancy was admitted in evidence as exhibit 7. While PW4, Benedict Agwueye, a forensic document examiner with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission testified to the analysis he carried out on the two sets of documents forwarded to him by one Abdulkadir Jimoh, Head of Operations of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission for examination. After the examination of the documents, PW4 issued a report. The report was admitted in evidence as exhibit 8. PW2, Maryam Buba was the property agent that purchased Plot L84 Dape District from the Defendant. According to her, that one Suleiman brought to her a photocopy of land in Dape measuring 6