. >> amrita, good to see you this morning. i'm looking at the volatility in the oil price and wonder if we should be more concerned of nigeria given that production is at a 20-year low now. you have the military attacks and the attacks directly on the pipeline, should this be more at the top of the agenda? >> i do think so. the latest counter in nigeria is the production is a million barrels per day. usually they produce about 2.2 million. so that is a record low. and now there are threats from the unions that look at the security needing to improve, and if it doesn't they will pull their workers. this should be at the top of the agenda because it is not about the low oil prices but about the geopolitical backdrop and how the government is dealing with them. and clearly this is a huge risk to the market. >> i also want to ask you, amrita, about the increase in oil and gas bankruptcicies. i was looking at data by reuters, more than 60 last week. so they are arguing with the recovery in oil prices towards $50 per barrel that it