Well, for many reasons, because collaboration has always been the bedrock of proper investigation. There's no journalists, who knows that story better than the journalist who lives within that story. And there's been countless examples of stories that are misinterpreted in the West because people are not in it. And the days of crushing journalism are over where there wasn't journalism gets into a country scoops one or three, one or two gossips and then takes them away and wants to be able to liaise with each other to understand the nitty gritty of every story. So that if I decided that I wanted to cover something about the United States, and I felt that my colleague was in the United States, or my colleague was in Bangladesh, or India, or Pakistan, the best thing to do to understand the story was is to collaborate with that place. Again, you see you don't go around in circles if you have collaboration because we are dealing with someone who understands the ground very well, and so can tell you what to do exactly where to go and how to achieve success within the shortest possible time. Because Time is of essence in general. Again, finances. You want to be able to cut costs, journalists are not trained properly. Sometimes we have to add our personnel money for to what we get from various newspaper houses or various broadcast houses. Sometimes you don't even have at all but you are very passionate about the story. And you want to tell you better have collaborated with your community who would help you do it within the quickest possible time, at a better cost or even just one critical thing that we look at when it comes to collaboration is authentication. To ensure that you have crossed all the i's Maybe 10 We all agree with the principles and tenets of Germans. Of course, the rules remain the same. But we also knew that we have peculiar circumstances where we don't have very strong organizations look at West Africa, or the majority of the countries now I mean, ever many Africans are being killed. So we occupy the next it's an a very powerful brand also because we are talking of powerful journalists across the continent coming together to make a decision. How do we even intervene when our police are being tortured when our police are being beaten or killed? So for us, this was a pivotal time to stand together to say, hey, how do we intervene without anybody's assistance? From the west without a city without recourse reporters? Without Borders without all of them? How can we as African journalists on our own mobilize resources, mobilize human resource mobilize springs mobilize technical assistance as the real questions? Why did was our friend kill him? Is that a possibility that someone else will be killed? What did our friend do wrong? What are we also doing wrong in our corners? How can we improve on it so that many more people are not killed?