 Hello, good evening to you. I am Kimberley Upyebo. This is News Now. President Spola Agma Tinebu has directed the acting governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Fola Shadun Shinobi, to come up with measures that can improve their liquidity in the foreign exchange market. The acting CBN governor said Tinebu has instructed that no stone should be left unturned to ensure that the entire financial environment is more conducive to ordinary Nigerians. Shinobi hinted that far-reaching policies would be put in place to prevent speculators from engaging in arts detrimental to the general well-being of the nation's monetary and financial market. Sooner, rather than later, the speculators should be careful because we believe the things we are doing, when they come to fruition, may result in significant losses to them. My presence here is more about the concerns the president has, and his need to know that we are doing something about it, assurances of which I have given him totally. I hope this helps. We are looking at it, and we are doing things which will significantly impact the market in a few days' time, and we will all see it. The intention is to ensure the environment operates at a level that is more efficient, but also that is also very reasonable and does not have a negative impact to the best that we can on the lives of the average person. And some days to come, there are indications that there will be some injections into the foreign exchange market towards reversing some ongoing momentum for better stability.