The Cancerous CAN and the Cantankerous CAMA -By Azeez Ridwan

Power is without any objection the oxygen of any progressive minded Government towards maintaining it sovereignty as well as attaining the status of a Government free for all.

Candidly, the pronouncement enunciated and encapsulated in the Company and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020 as reviewed has come to checkmate influx of currency and financial inconsistencies circumambulating corporate entities in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Meanwhile, well-known elites in Christendom and magnificent personalities in the Christian Association of Nigeria had stood on their feet, painting the reviewed CAMA in different colouration, bouncing on the alter ascribing different ill-befitting acronyms to the reviewed Statutes.

It is unheard of, that an assembly of educated Nigerian Pastors (Christian Association of Nigeria) was found antagonizing a unified Law applicable to all corporate bodies of the Federation irrespective of religion, unanimously passed into Law by representatives in the National Assembly who hold diverse faiths.

It is however consequential, that a question expected to arrest every sensible mind is why is CAN complaining?

The Government of the Federal Republic of Nigeria had never interfered in the eat-to-the-skull principle of some Nigerian Pastors who earn than their living and Churches with a Kilimanjaro of net-worth huge than the allocation of the Federal Government and the 36 States combined.

For public interest not to suffer, CAN need to accept the reviewed CAMA, as it would constitute a great blasphemy to regard CAMA as the antichrist.

Let the law speaks for the voiceless as the last hope of common man.