a. The confessional statement of the Defendant. b. Circumstantial evidence c. The evidence of eye witnesses. See IGABELE VS. STATE (2006)6 NWLR (PT.975) 100 SC. The PW1 in this case is an eye witness and in fact the victim of the alleged crime. In his evidence, he chronicled how he was called on phone at work. He spoke to the 1st Defendant. He asked him to come to Sauka with his credentials, two passport photographs and the sum of N10,000. He met him as agreed. He said there was a new Commandant at NSCDC and that they are doing replacement. That he would undergo training one month and four days. He gave him N10,000, two passport size photographs, copy of NCE Certificate, Secondary and Primary School Certificates. He also gave his CV and state of Origin documents. 31