"It [securitization]can play a transformative role in Africa's economic trajectory. When we talk about mobilizing capital from domestic and regional sources, obviously it's going to reduce dependency on volatile external borrowing and also gain greater control over our development priorities. When you mentioned the structural adjustment program, if you look at those in terms of the structural adjustment program like liberalization as well as privatization, this did not really suit the African challenge or the context, did not answer the African challenges. So, if we could rely on securitization as well as domestic resource mobilization or domestic capital, it is really going to help us to be independent in our development agenda as it meets our reality. Since we are the ones implementing it, we are the ones formulating it. Obviously, we'll take into cognizance our various challenges and also bring solutions that meet into these challenges," Agbor explained.