Now the evidence of PW7 and exhibit 9 confirmed the contents of exhibit 1. Further, by the evidence of PW2, Maryam Buba testified that the Defendant sold to her Plot No. L84 Dape District in the sum of N3,900,000.00. According to PW2, after payment of N3,900,000 to the Defendant, the Defendant signed all the necessary documents and he handed over to her. PW2 identified exhibit 2 especially D4, the offer of terms of grant/conveyance of approval in respect of Plot L84 sold to her by the Defendant. PW2 testified that she later sold the Plot No. L84 to one Mr. Godwin Uchechukwu (now deceased) at the sum of N4,500,000.00. Exhibit 5, the statement of Okike Godwin Uchechukwu (now deceased) confirmed the testimony of PW2 that he bought Plot L84 Dape District from PW2 in the sum of N4,500,000.00 and that he was handed three (3) sets of documents: Deed of Assignment, Authority letter to register Power of Attorney and a consent letter to register Deed of Assignment. As part of his investigation activities, PW1 testified that on receipt of exhibit 1, he caused letters sent to Abuja Geographic Information System (AGIS) and the office of the Chief Registrar, Federal Capital Territory High Court of Justice. Responses were received as exhibits 2, 3 and 3(a) respectively. The response from Abuja Geographic Information System (AGIS), exhibit 2 contains documents attached and marked D1 – D22. PW1 testified further that based on the responses he received, i.e. exhibits 2 and 3, the Head of Operations of the Commission wrote a letter to the Head of Forensic Unit of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) with attached documents marked E1, E2, E3 – E14 for analysis and the letter was received in evidence as exhibit 4. 19