 In the meantime, federal lawmakers have been reacting to the budget presentation by President Mohamedu Buhari before the joint session of the chambers of the National Assembly. Now, some, however, frowned at the incessant borrowing by government and more particularly aggrieved at the further borrowing to fund their 2022 budget. A budget of a nation will continue to grow based on perspectives, based on programs and policies. We have a massive, you know, I mean, implementation of capital infrastructure going on in the country. There's a need to sustain that and there's a need to also break new grounds. A number of new capital projects are going to be implemented. There's also the need to increase spending in some sectors, you know, of our economy if you take, for instance, humanitarian affairs. That is part of the reasons why this budget, you know, got increased and what we had last year. We remain concerned about debt servicing, clearly when a huge chunk of the record and it was going to be funded through domestic and international loans. I personally believe that we have borrowed enough. We should see whatever growth in our GDP from domestic production before we begin to talk about additional borrowing. A nation that has infrastructure is a rich nation. So Nigeria should do whatever it can to ensure that borrowed funds are used to fund infrastructure. I am happy today that Mr President also said that the 2021 budget will be funded 100 percent and that before the end of his administration all ongoing infrastructure will be completed. That is good news for Nigerians. If you look at the budget presentation, look at the debt service. The debt service is almost above capital. 3.7 trillion. Why I say it's embarrassed is for the first 16 to 25 years back. Nigerian money are looted. Keep it. Some they put our money like dead bodies in the grave. They borrowed our money. Some they carry our money abroad. Why can't the government make a strong interrogation and the investigation team hold back these people, investigate, bring back our money to implement the budget. We have to stop borrowing because we don't know tomorrow.