 As the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, CIBN, concludes its 14th annual conference, stakeholders have charted a way forward for integration in order to manage the digital economy while carrying the Millennials and Generation Z along. In ensuring the older generation sets a good economy for the younger, part of the conversations they had was understanding what the Millennials want in a workspace. We also spoke on regulation and building trust in a digital space, investments, and governments. Trusts likely get built on performance delivery. It can be built from the one, you can only get to build it over time. So it's about just making sure you deliver where you promised. Yes, the degree of trust in government is low, we have a lot of catch up to do without government and adoption of policy, but I think it's something that we all play a role in. And the industry itself has to make government more responsive, more accountable. Our role is to facilitate competition, and our role is to also invest all the ideas and ensure that it passes across to the respected stakeholders, the regulatory, the operators, and so on. So that at the end of all this that we are saying, Nigeria.