Head of a non-governmental organisation, Concerned Parents and Educators Initiatives in Oyo State, Kemi Koleowo, described the CAMA Act as a welcome development. She noted that most organizations, especially churches, have become family businesses, but the CAMA Act will bring about the needed accountability and transparency. According to him, government should hands off any issue pertaining to religious organisations. “I think the law is not a welcome idea because intrusion by government into the affairs of religious organisations is not good. Mathias Echioda, Christians Association of Nigeria, government’s attempt to regulate activities of religious organisations is a clash of interest.

Source: Nigerian Tribune August 23, 2020 03:11 UTC