 And Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Sibian Yamikatozo, has announced on Friday that the foreign exchange market has received a boost of over $1 billion in liquidity in recent days. Speaking during an interactive session with the Senate Committee on Banking, Insurance and other financial institutions, he told lawmakers that the foreign exchange markets are over $1 billion in liquidity within the past few days through the Sibian interventions. And as he told her, asking the Sibian to give explanations on the state of the economy and the sharp decline of the Naira in the foreign exchange market. It is for this reason that it demands, if it is, a more safe talk. The more people are safe, we are not sure. But it doesn't matter. It is so important that we have Nigeria and the South with all the conditions, not without completion. As far as the Naira is concerned, in the afternoon we must go back to our position to use of drama. Using of drama, it is shown that in any hotel, in any place in Nigeria should be accommodation. Nobody should use drama for any purpose in Nigeria. Nobody should be single-time. I said the underlying thing last. And what is I thought, I do believe, to bring to the room those two, for example, a little bit of drama. And bit of drama that you say that they are for the otherwise. Who are the Nigerians that call them the otherwise? You must bring them to the room. On the far side of managing the situation, today the most alive is estimated as two of our five children at Naira. But we all know that in 2018, that's the five children. We have a test to see what that means. That all the Nigerians out here, and the Nigerians out here, who are going to have in our hearts, is out here, structurally, into a 40-year instrument that is so huge, interesting for Naira. While responding to the myriad of economic challenges the country is currently facing, CBN Chief explained that the over $1 billion that has come into the market has answered the question of if the federal government policies are working. Over $1 billion that have come into the market, over $1 billion. And this, quite frankly, is the answer to the question. Because the question was raised as to how do we know that your policies are working. And in fact, we were challenged to say that, in fact, they are not. And I would argue that with the numbers speaking and saying what is going on, the market has been responding to the policies that we have put in place. Our measures aimed at improving U.S. dollar supply into the Nigerian economy have said that we've already started to see, begun to see shifts in a positive direction. Indeed, we have already started new early results with significant interest from foreign portfolio investors, which was in concern, that have already begun to supply the much needed foreign exchange to the economy. And the CBN governor also assured that inflation is expected to decline this year, using the inflation-targeting framework and moderating to 21.1 percent. Cardoso said the volume of trade in the foreign exchange markets in the past few days has exceeded what the bank has seen in years, which signals growing investors' confidence. However, as I have mentioned in previous engagement, these costs are temporary, and our decisions will address a lot of fundamental issues, both in Nigeria's macroeconomics landscape, and ultimately put us on a sure path to prosperity. What do I mean by this in addition to everything else? It is that the monetary side can do so much. The fiscal side also has a major part to play. The monetary side does help in cushioning the volatility.