CAMA: Joshua Iginla spits fire, says pastors will die to prevent Buhari's new law [VIDEO] - Daily Post Nigeria

Under the law, religious bodies, and charity organisations will be strictly regulated by the registrar-general of Corporate Affairs Commission and a supervising minister.

“If we want to ensure that a Christian becomes the president of this country, we have the capacity but we are so self-centered and divided that we are running to people that should be running to us, everything doesn’t end in prayer, there are things we don’t need prayer for in Nigeria. We have the capacity to strengthen things but the church has lost her tastes. We are in days when we no longer attack the devil but ourselves.

Also, Iginla made his stand known on the CAMA law, explaining that the law is a coup against Christianity and that some pastors are ready to die to prevent the law from being implemented on churches. “How do you make a law for the church? You change the trustee and put your own trustees? When has some organization become a spiritual entity?

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