 I was surprised that a person who went to the same university that I went to, the University of Zambia, in the name of Vaka Indesami, can claim that he has got the capacity to restructure our debt. And he claims that he did economics. I don't know which economics he read at the University of Zambia because if he read the economics that they teach at the University of Zambia, he could have known that when it comes to issues of debt restructuring, it is not something that you can do because you've got too much or because you've got a Facebook page or because you can go to live radio and come and talk. Debt restructuring is a complex process that deals with creditors, lenders, vendors, financial institutions, tax authorities. It's a complex issue. It's not something that you can go and do on your Facebook page or something that you can go and do on radio station or something that you can treat about. Debt restructuring is a complex process and let me just be very categorical. One, every country requires financial advisers when they are borrowing or when they are negotiating their loans or even when they are negotiating their loans. Every country. And I'm talking about the United States of America. I'm talking about France. I'm talking about Zimbabwe. I'm talking about Zangia. All countries, when they contract debt, they engage financial advisers. They engage financial advisers to help them with negotiations because these are complex deals. What is debt restructuring to begin with? Debt restructuring is a process that allows an entity or a sovereign entity such as a country to renegotiate their debt with their lenders, with their vendors, with their creditors, with their tax authorities and with investors. So that one, you can deal with the issues of the interest rates. You can reduce the interest rates. You can negotiate that they introduce the interest rates so that you pay less. Number two, you can negotiate with the creditors that the payment period is expanded. Okay? That is what is called debt restructuring. So debt restructuring is a process that is being used for any sovereign entity to negotiate the interest rates on the debt to also negotiate the time to pay back the debt. Now, when you are talking about debt restructuring, there are a number of players that are involved. First of all, you have to deal with the creditors, the people that give you money. You have to deal with the vendors. You have to deal with the lending institutions. You have to deal with the tax authorities because when you are restructuring your debt, all tax authorities have to be involved. Let's be practical. First of all, the people that give you money wants to see you work with creditor institutions that they themselves have got confidence in that this is a creditor institution that when they work with you and work with us, they will be able to come up with a package that is transparent and that is beneficial to both the lender and the receiver. So the lender who gave us money cannot just wake up and say somebody at the farmer's house or someone on Facebook who come and go and sit with the people in New York to restructure debt. How? First of all, Mr. Haka Indesemislem has got no practices as a financial advisor. He has no practices. He has no capacities. He has no company. He can't even restructure the debt within UPND. That's no capacity whatsoever. There is no one actually at the international market who can even spend time to talk to Mr. Haka Indesemislem on the issues of debt. Who is he? We are dealing with financial institutions that have left Zambia billions of dollars and you think that the people that give us Eurobond, you think that the people that have given us millions of years dollars who come and sit with Mr. Haka Indesemislem on his Twitter on his Facebook page and say, father, can you restructure the debt for us? Close the jokes. And he claims to be an economist who read economics at the university where I went to. It is a shame that somebody who has even gone to those of that school that call it that university. He even claims to do things that he can't do. He has no capacity. He is not registered. No one can take him seriously anywhere. Even if we take him today and say, no, let's go to Washington and we leave him on Wall Street. He can't even know where his hotel is. He can't even know how to get back to his hotel room. So when you are talking about debt restructuring and I want to be very clear, we are dealing with all the debt that Zambia holds. We want to restructure it in order to deal with the interest rates so that we can reduce the interest rates, number one, so that Zambia pays yes. Number two, we want to restructure our debt so that we can give it enough period to repay our debt.