 And in business news, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN has made numerous attempts to defend the Naira while the currency has massively declined by 29 Naira in the second quarter of 2022. This is an indicative of the second worst quarter, this precision in Nigeria, depreciation in Nigeria, I beg your pardon, while the worst quarter was seen in the third quarter of 2021 when the Naira fell by 44 Naira. The Naira to the dollar exchange rate at the official investors and exporter I&E market has remained largely stable around the 420 Naira to a dollar in the region. On the other hand, the Naira is heading towards 650 Naira to a dollar on the black market, which has continued to downward trajectory. To defend the Naira, the Central Bank has introduced a new slew of regulations from the bearing the sale of dollars to the BDCs to the ROT 200 scheme, which is designed to provide 6 to 5 Naira rebate on export revenues. Nonetheless, the CBN intervention comes at a cost in terms of Nigeria, foreign reserve, which have not been growing the expected rate despite the high oil prices.