NCC 58 Amoshima VS. The State (2009) 4 NCC 280." Per BAGE, J.S.C. (Pp. 37-38, Paras. F-B) (...read in context) 16. EVIDENCE - CORROBORATION/CORROBORATIVE EVIDENCE: Nature of evidence required as corroboration for the offence of rape "In Edwin Ezigbo v. The State (2012) LPELR-7855 (SC). This Court per Onnoghen JSC (as he then was now CJN) held as follows: "Corroboration in respect of the offence of rape is evidence which tends to show that the story of the prosecutrix that the accused committed the crime is true." Per MUHAMMAD, J.S.C. (P. 22, Paras. B-D) (...read in context) 17. EVIDENCE - ADMISSIBILITY AND WEIGHT OF EVIDENCE/PROBATIVE VALUE: The difference between admissibility of a document and probative value to be attached to it "In law, it must be accepted, a clear distinction exist between the question whether a particular evidence is admissible and the question of its probative value or the weight to be attached to it. The fact that evidence, oral or documentary, is admissible does not mean that it has any probative value or weight at all. But once it is found to be of value the Court may rely on the evidence to arrive at an enduring decision. See Gbafe V. Gbafe (1996) 6 NWLR (pt 455) 417." Per MUHAMMAD, J.S.C. (P. 24, Paras. B-E) (...read in context)