 And the National President, Natural Gas Suppliers Association of Nigeria, Bennett Corrie, is warned that a continued dollarization of the United Nations economy, if not addressed by the end of February, will lead to the collapse of businesses in all sectors of the nation's economy, including for his members. The President made this comment during a press conference at the National Headquarters of the Association in Abuja, the nation's capital on Tuesday. He says my joint politicians and businessmen have formed the habit of trading in dollars, which has led to the death of the Naira. The national currency, as goods and services continued on a downward slide, causing hardship for the citizens. So if he's not taking, we also will drive our service because there's no way out. You will agree with me that if we continue this way, we'll go to jail. Banks will jail all of us one by one. Go to all, we go around now, go and check financial institutions to see all of them closed. Seventy percent of them is out of business. Everything for self, for self, who will buy. So it's important that the government look into that, look into this problem before you get out of hand, because some of them cannot talk. They are dying in silence. They come to us, they complain, we know it. So this is the only opportunity we have to tell the 19-year-old government if something is not done from now to end of this month, it will affect the marketers. Kerry also perforated some solutions such as pegging the Naira at 715 Naira as exchange rate. No matter who's house is good and insisting that all transactions in the country should be in Naira against what is happening in Nimasa and NPA where businesses are conducted in dollars which further diminishes the capacity of the Naira. Our refinery must come up on the street and at the same time that's product that they will blend, that are going to refine for Nigerians must be sold in Naira to marketers. The problem that is holding most of these refineries, modular refineries to come up full capacity is this exchange rate. So the answer to it is that the government should come up and tell Nigerians this is how much dollar is. Let the government come up and say 500 Naira to a dollar or 200 Naira to a dollar whatever rates that they come up with this is time. Whether the price, whether the black market is going 1 billion Naira it should not bother Nigerians. Other solutions amongst others according to him is that the government should reintroduce bridging in the sector to address the effects of subsidy removal and the rehabilitation of roads to avoid damages in members truck.