 Let's talk business now. The World Bank says Nigeria could have saved about $342.1 million from January to December last year through the Debt-Service Suspension Initiative. It announced this in a brief on Debt-Service Suspension Initiative, updated this month by the Bank on its website. Under the DSSI, official creditors committed to suspended payment of all principal and interest within a stipulated period of time. The World Bank in its brief provided an estimate of what different countries included Nigeria could save if creditors suspended payment on all principal and interest within a period of 12 months. However, Nigeria, although eligible, opted out of this initiative, which could have led to saving 0.1% of its gross domestic product according to the brief. Despite being one of the largest World Bank borrowers, Nigeria is not covered by the joint bank fund debt sustainability framework for low-income countries.