Our reservations against CAMA, by PFN
The Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria has expressed reservations against certain provisions in the Company and Allied Matters Acts 2020 recently assented to by President Muhammadu Buhari.
In a statement by National President of PFN, Dr Felix Omobude, the body said: “We believe that these provisions, among others, leave the door open to abuse, denial of fair hearing, arbitrariness and dubious use of power by the Commission and/or its agents.” “Not only are there contradictions in the law, we believe that some of its provisions are indeed already covered by other legislations.”
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