within trial. In fact his admission that he made the first part voluntary reinforced that presumption that the 2nd and 3rd parts were made in the same circumstances as indicated therein. Prosecution has therefore proved beyond reasonable doubt that the said statement was made voluntarily by the Appellant and so it is relevant and admissible in evidence...” The foregoing represent the position of the court of Appeal in relation to the voluntariliness of the statement of the Accused, the Court of Appeal believing and rightly so held the view that this court in overruling the objection against admissibility of the Accused no reasons was advanced or then this court was of the belief without showing reasons for the belief and basis for overruling the objection and proceeded to admit the statement as voluntary statement of the Accused. The Appeal went to analyze the evidence led by parties in the Trial within Trial and came to the analysis and by which, the admission of the statement of the Accused by this court was affirmed not only as voluntarily made but a certified copy of such statement is equally admissible and of course affirming also the earlier admission in evidence by this court. I am bound by the in-depth 16