 And a petroleum and natural gas senior staff association of Nigeria, Pengersen, has expressed concern over what it described as a trade year's national debt profile that is currently heating over 107 trillion Naira. It's cautioned against the populist borrowings which it said could lead to a speedy destruction of the country. The Pengersen president said the association was of the view that borrowings should be tied to projects that will generate funds for the liquidation of such loans, or stimulate all the economic activities that will lead to an improvement in the gross domestic product of the country. The 50 several significant challenges that hinder its growth and development are industries suffers from a lack of adequate infrastructure, including refineries, pipelines, storage facilities and transport networks. This leads to a heavy reliance on the import of defined petroleum products, making the country more vulnerable to price fluctuations in the international market and increasing costs of energy. Other kankawom is facing our dear sector lies in security challenges, including crude oil tech, pipeline vandalism and attack on oil installations that are in constant occurrence. This act of sabotage, destroy production and resorting revenue losses for government and oil companies. The presence of armed groups, insurgent activities and organized high-power stealing further exacerbate these security challenges. The menace of our borrowing and the consequence increasing their profile, both at the federal and state level of our country, is a time bomb with highly catastrophic implications. It is worth that these borrowing are not invested judiciously or with proper accountability.