 As a swearing-in of the President-elect, Aishua Drew-Buller-Armett-Tunibu draws closer, one of the executives of Ijira National Congress, Chief Nengi James, has said much is expected from the next President of Nigeria, especially in fixing the current state of the nation's economy. He urged the President-elect to stop the request by President Mohammad Buhari, who's seeking the National Assembly's approval for a fresh $800 million loan to finance the National Social Safety Network program. In the same vein, an elder state's best-in-chief Ophoni Williams expressed optimism that the incoming President would do well for the nation. First to do is to stop all the loans being requested by Mr. President. At this hour, Mr. President do not have the locus to send such bills. I think it's very tempting and that has gone, it is not too good for him. It's unfair to Nigeria that at this time you are sending bills to get loan and to pay bills of dollars and millions and billions and trillions. I think, first, if anything is signed, I'm also using this opportunity to call the Senate and the House of Reps not to step down those days for the incoming government to handle. Two, the economy must look into immediately the Nigerian state's economy, now that Dan Kutel refinery is now coming to play. I have no doubt in my mind and my brain that Senator Ahmed Ballatini will let government is up to the tax and I see them delivering in the near future, particularly on security, agriculture, education. You see, as a matter of fact, Nigeria needs to join hands with the incoming government so that because it's not a tax for an individual and Nigeria should equalize and realize that it's not a miracle to work out now, it's a restriction. Even at that, I have hope and I believe strongly that President Ballatini will once morning he will perform excellently and brilliantly well.