 And by our side, now stakeholders have asked the federal government to take proactive steps towards end-and-corruption and epileptic power supply in the country. It is believed that what we use in place here would be robust private sector development. Our correspondent, Jesse SA, reports that the stakeholders also have a good road network and a better business environment. Privatization involves the transfer of a business, industry, service or means of production from public to private control. The reason for this is the shared belief that privately run businesses are subject to the discipline of market forces and therefore more efficient. However, efforts by successive administrations in privatization are yet to yield the expected result. The stakeholders believe it is time for the federal government to take the backseat and create the enabling environment for full-scale industrialization and privatization, starting with the provision of constant power. Governments ask the basic responsibility to create a conducive environment for businesses to strive for investors to come and invest. Like good roads, power, good laws, you can see all the refineries in this country, which of them is working. They will tell you, so-so-so amount that when budgeted they are doing this, we are doing that, turnaround maintenance, turnaround maintenance, every year you have millions of dollars and all that. What is coming out of it? In the private sector, of course, is business. You know what it means for you to have a business to manage it? The place of efficiency is number one and government will benefit more the taxes that will be coming to the government to accrue into, you know, the hijack of the process is blamed for the slow result in privatization because most of the things that have been privatized have been privatized to the Nigerian government, the Nigerian officials by themselves. Why not look out for private companies, private individuals, captains of industries to say, please, we are privatizing this thing, the same thing with the power sector, if that privatizes this power sector to individuals, I mean not the politicians of Nigeria, but other persons who have the capacity and the resources to run these private sectors. I think Nigeria will be a win-win, but look at it now. With another general election approaching, citizens are asked to look critically and elect the right leaders who can fix Nigeria's economic problems, just CSA plus TV News, private