In previous discussions, you had always insisted on debt forgiveness. I don't think there is any effect because you negotiate your debt services from your budget and it is agreed with the World Bank or the IMF or whoever. It is not so. The problem lies with the management of the currency and when you are talking about forgiveness, don't forget that these people are looking at the quantum of corruption in your country, the resources the country has, they are looking at how much money an individual makes just because he is placed in a position to look after the economy. These people are looking at too many billions former government officials kept outside, and you are talking about debt forgiveness.
People go to work for government to amass wealth.
Nigeria is a very rich country. How can you rationalise this. It is on that basis that I support debt forgiveness because they have got their money back years ago. But I'm even saying that we are not helping ourselves to portray ourselves in the public as honest and poor. We observe debt forgiveness based on the fact that we have paid this debt two or three times over but they are still compounding the interest.