 Meanwhile, the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives Benjamin Carlo has made further clarification on how the loan, when approved, will be disbursed to various sectors of the nation's economy. The briefing is to distinguish between the considered 500 billion Naira loan, palliative request, and the $800 million request for national social safety net program. How do you not speak about one component? That bill, which was for about $819 billion, was not only for palliative, and so the breakdown was not only for palliative. The discussion was not only about palliative. The palliative component of that particular bill was $500 billion. That is to cushion the impact of the oil subsidy. As you know, Mr. President, from what we understood, believe that we can delay gratification for a greater gain tomorrow. So we suffer a little bit now because of the impact of the palliative, of the subsidy, and then when we get our country into autopilot with regards to our economy, we will now begin to enjoy the decision of removing the oil subsidy. And having said that, we will feel the pain now. That is what you and I are feeling. And in the wisdom of Mr. President, he said, Parliament, approve 500 billion, let us put it towards making a social, economic impact directly on the lives of Nigerians. News updates.