 Meantime, the federal government has been advised to ensure proper reinvestment of monies saved from the removal of fuel subsidy. The call was made by a professor of finance, Babachindia Fulabi, at the Federal University of Iqiti. Professor Fulabi said the removal of fuel subsidy has led to a corresponding increase in the prices of commodities, hence making survival difficult for most families in the country. He advised leaders to promote tourism, develop infrastructure, place a restriction on new loans while developing the agricultural potentials of the nation. The continued payment of subsidy on payments has immediately been a severe drag on our revenue to the tune of three years and nine years. The most integral part of the story is that the subsidy payment did not go less for two weeks, but the whole process was full of controversy and corruption really. The recent talk about subsidy payments by the new administration is the right direction in the right step in the right direction, which will bear good fruits in the long run. Factor that induces external debts are limited for yesterday's results, currency deposition, high debt, debt-saving costs, vulnerability of yesterday's flood patients, limited revenue generation, inadequate infrastructure development, political and economic instability, corruption and governance issues, debt over land, limited debt with property options, and global economic uncertainty.