 And post-embella tinnable on the sidelines of the G20 Compact with Africa Economic Conference on Monday met with German Federal Chancellor Olaf Scholz where he noted that Nigeria is determined to pursue German investments in targeted sectors of the Nigerian economy. The President expressed his keen interest in the role Simmons can play in modernizing and expanding Nigeria's rail network with the provision of ultra-modern trains and railways presently operating in Nigeria. Never is the reason for promises of the past not being fulfilled. Let's regard that as a nightmare where we fulfill our promises. All obligations. All I'm here to thank the Chancellor for his visit and putting together a Compact with Africa that gave us the opportunity of today. I'm looking forward to having you in Nigeria invest more and getting the highest return on your investments. I assure you we do. Economic matters challenge the risk factor in investment. It's always going to be that. People will have expected what is happening in Ukraine. First investment opportunity you have the opportunity. Here are short potential investors that Nigeria had moved beyond restrictive policies and today capital could be moved in and out of the country freely providing flexibility for investors. There are other reforms. The arbitrage regime exchange rate is gone. Gone forever. Now you can bring your money in and out as you wish. Easy in, easy out. But I want to appeal to you. Forget the past. My friend here said no money, no alleluia. No investment, no development, no alleluia. The relationship that we seek is for all to remove all others to progress. To put Nigerian-German relationship on the first class seat of development and prosperity.