I'll begin by saying that I'm a religious freedom expert, not so much a Nigeria expert.
I think the first thing is that we have to recognize what Canada's strengths are with regard to this type of situation. Where can we support the building up of civil society? We have a very good track record in that regard, not simply in Africa but in other parts of the world.
As I said, we should be engaging religious actors, but we have to do that in a way that is respectful of who they are. We also have to try to understand the position they hold within a society, as the previous speaker just mentioned.
I think we have to try to understand what the ways in which we, as Canada, can act and build upon our own strengths are. In terms of what Nigeria needs, grosso modo, I would say that it's what all the other witnesses have said. It's a question of governance and building up governance and of the reform of the security apparatus. I would leave it to them to make comments more on that than I would. In this case, the questions I can respond to best relate to religious freedom.