The Appellant, who was charged with and convicted of
committing an unnatural offence, was sentenced to serve prison sentence for 30
years. His appeal to the High Court was dismissed. He further appealed to the Court
of Appeal faulting the decision of the appellate court in finding PW1’s
evidence credible, for failing to conduct a voire dire examination, for
not calling the waiter who ushered them into the material guest house and for
relying on the PF3 of the victim to ground a conviction despite the fact that
the Appellant had not been identified by the victim in an identification
parade.