Outspoken Afia Schwar has petitioned the President of Ghana, Nana Akuffo-Addo, to start taxing Churches in the country.

Churches and religious bodies in the country have been operating tax-free since time could record and the conversation of taxing them has always been met with mixed reactions.

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Afia Schwar is one of the many persons who have noticed how churches cash out millions of cedis every week with no tax placed on their activities.

According to reports, Churches are more than schools and businesses in Ghana, and more is established as the day goes by.

In recent times, we have seen the likes of Nana Agradaa, a popular fetish priestess accused of fraud, claiming to be born again and establishing her church after she was arrested and prosecuted.

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News also broke that Nana Appiah Mensah, a popular businessman still battling a fraud case in court, has plans to venture into the church business under the name NAM Ministries.

In view of this, Afia Schwar begged that the President considers taxing churches because they make huge sums of money.

She sarcastically added that if he was able to tax the poor with E-Levy then he can easily tax the rich churches who make money from selling books, taking offertories, etc.

Watch the video below.

SOURCE: GhanaCelebrities.Com