of a warrant of commitment there shall be endorsed on such warrant the day of which such person was arrested by virtue thereof and the imprisonment shall be computed from such day and inclusive thereof." The above provision is clear and unambiguous. The section deals with endorsement of a warrant of commitment to prison and computation of a term of imprisonment. It does not stipulate that a term of sentence cannot commence from the date the Court's verdict is pronounced. In any case, since the appellant was sentenced to imprisonment for life, the issue of computation of term or time of imprisonment does not arise in this case. When a convict is sentenced to imprisonment for life, it means that, irrespective of the age of such a convict at the time of his conviction and/or sentence, he will be confined in a prison for the remainder or rest of his life." Per ADUMEIN, J.C.A. (Pp. 29-30, Paras. E-E) (...read in context) MOORE ASEIMO ABRAHAM ADUMEIN, J.C.A. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): The appellant was arraigned before the High Court of Delta State, Isiokolo Judicial Division, holden at Isiokolo in Charge No. HCI/4C/2015 charged with the following offence: STATEMENT OF OFFENCE Defilement punishable under Section 218 of the Criminal Code Law Cap C21 Vol. 1, Laws of Delta State, 2006. PARTICULARS OF OFFENCE JOHNSON AJE (M) on or about the 6th day of September, 2014 at River Road Orhovie in the Isiokolo Judicial Division had unlawful carnal knowledge of one Osaruese Eguakun (f) aged 4 years. He pleaded not guilty and the case was tried. The prosecution called three witnesses Osaruese Eguakun (PW1 victim of the alleged crime); Precious Eguakun (PW2 father of PW1); and Sgt. Bola Ojo (PW3 a woman police Sergeant, who was the investigating police officer). The prosecution tendered exhibits A, B and C. The appellant testified in his own defence. After the conclusion of evidence and the addresses of counsel, the trial Court 1