 Let's come to a state where the government has signed a $400 million memorandum of understanding with a rise integrated industrial platform, that for the development of the Olocola Free Trade Zone and Remo Agro Processing Zones in the state. The arise integrated industrial platform led by its founder, Gagang Gupta, is interested in the development of the local economic zone and the Remo Agro Processing Zone, renewable energy and automobile industry. It's expected to provide about 25,000 jobs in its first phase of development. First on, building two parks. One park is the Olocola Free Trade Zone that will be focused completely on renewables. So the entire infrastructure will develop there around renewable manufacturing, be it electric bike manufacturing, be it solar panel manufacturing, be it conversion kits for CNG, so everything to do with renewables will be focused there. Along with processing for things that we can import and transform there, so that is going to be the focus of that zone. The second zone that we are going to focus is the Remo Plus and the airport. There we are going to focus on everything to do with agri-processing. And our intention is that we start the work on both these industrial zones in the next three to four months. So our intention is really to start everything by July mid-latest. In terms of next steps, we'll partner with the state and the national operators. So our typical model is that we'll bring in the equity, we'll invest 65% of the equity and we'll leave 35% open for the national players. Speaking shortly after paying a signature for the commencement of the $400 million investment, we're going to build on Prime Minister's administration's renewed commitment towards initiating favourable policies and reforms to attract more foreign direct investments. Developing that place for e-mobility, perhaps the automobile industry, and so on and so forth. Renewable energy. And Remo's zone will be focused on agro-processing. Whatever soft infrastructure that we need to provide, it can be rest assured that we'll even lose to un-turned. The commitment is total. And you know that this is an APC state, and the federal government is an APC federal government. And this federal government is also very aggressive about bringing in foreign direct investment. So I can assure you that the cooperation and collaboration will be total. Very excited about the opportunity to attract more investors, because what many may not understand is that yes, you are the lead investor coming to put in place the required infrastructure. Without infrastructure that you're putting in place, it's meant to unlock the potential to bring in further investors, a lot more investors. The State Commissioner for Finance, who also dabbles as a Chief Economic Advisor to the Governor, maintained that the agreement will improve the import substitution strategy, improve export, and give leverage to the six newly created economic clusters in Ogunstate. The country as a whole, much more foreign exchange, but also from an import substitution strategy also produce and process locally what we import. I think there can be a better place to achieve these two objectives than Ogunstate. In line with the Excellency's vision, and also a very proactive strategy of creating six different economic development clusters, we believe that this is the only way to be able to achieve the cost competitiveness of industries, particularly during the recently signed African Continental Free Trade Agreement, which makes Africa a single market, a single economic block. And so, we need to continuously drive down cost of production here, and so by setting up a cluster with baseline infrastructure and getting the expertise and the financing and the capital from foreign investors like a rise.