copy of the letter dated 13/1/15 and list of managerial
attached to it was admitted in evidence as Exhibit A1 and
A2 respectively; while the copy of letter dated 18/5/15, a
document attached to it were admitted in evidence as
Exhibit B1 and B2 respectively.
The PW1 further stated that the role he played was just to
issue a letter of award of contract as directed by Chief of
Air Staff.
Under cross-examination by the Defence Counsel, the
PW1 stated that the Defendant was not a member of the
NAF Procurement Committee; that the items on Exhibit A2
did not originate from the NAF Procurement Committee;
that he has serious misgivings as to the procurement in
Exhibit A1 and A2 for the Air Force.
At this stage, a copy of the PW1’s statement to the EFCC
dated 15/2/16 was admitted in evidence as Exhibit C.
The PW1 further led evidence to the effect that the Chief
of Air Staff directed him to issue the award letters; left to
him he would have not issued the letters because there
was no prizing on them.
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