[Music]i think what helped usa lot was that we had established fromfrom the start from the outbreaka very good collaboration and discussionwiththe un agencies the un residentcoordinator which allowed usalso to have quickly access tothe presidential task force that isleading the public responseas well as the nigeriancenter for disease control which istechnically in the leadsof responding to the crisiswe are at more than 12 000 positivecasesand more than 300 people that have diedhowever we must also admit thatthis is probably a huge underestimatebecause the level of testing is is notadequate yet test kits arestill lacking many infrastructures arestill lacking they have toequip and and prepare all the labslaboratories all the isolation centersthere was a huge lack of beds to treatpatients so all this has uhyeah has required a huge efforts fromfrom nigerian authoritiesand still we think thatit will be a long crisis still formany months to come because the rate ofthe testing is so slowand of course this is a big hugelypopulated country uh 200 million peopleso the challenges are enormousum the health sector is hugelyunderfundedalso to deal with the socio-economicimpact of the crisis which was furtherexacerbated by declining oil pricesso the whole um yeah economic situationis alsovery bad at the momentso the u.n was thinking of setting up abasket fundfor the coveted 19 response we signedthe contribution agreement with the u.nand five days later the first projectswere approvedby the board of the basket fund so thatis our mainactivity put together extremely fastyou