Okafor preaches unity in PMAN as Western Zone governors, representatives pledge support

The National President of the Performing Musicians Employers’ Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Pretty Okafor, has taken significant strides to strengthen the association.The post Okafor preaches unity in PMAN as Western Zone governors, representatives pledge support appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News.

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The National President of the Performing Musicians Employers’ Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Pretty Okafor, has taken significant strides to strengthen the association. During a landmark visit to Ibadan, Okafor met with the Western Zone leadership, which comprised Zonal leaders, state chapter governors and chapter secretaries, to address member concerns, discuss challenges, and chart a course for future collaboration. The Zonal Governors extended the invitation to honour Okafor’s achievements, particularly, commending the ongoing PMAN Abuja project, the recent acquisition of the Nigerian Music House, and other infrastructure projects in progress.

They also pledged their support for PMAN under his leadership, recognising the positive impact of his accomplishments as president. At the meeting, which was by Acting General Secretary PMAN, Elizabeth Khara Gabriel, Comrade Kareem Azeez Osoba, immediate past Chapter Governor for Lagos State, Alhaji Tijani Adesina Fatai; immediate past Deputy Chapter Governor, Lagos State; Adekunbi Alamu Bamigbaye (Alhaji Fancy); Azubuike Enebeli and Henrie Eduozor; began with a warm welcome from Western Zone Chairman, Dr. Ola Jombo and his Secretary, Evangelist Remi Aderoju.



The governors, during the open forum, commended the President for his passionate and result yielding leadership style. They also shared their perspectives on the Association’s current impact, governance, and recent challenges. Expressing his gratitude for the reception, Okafor said, “this is my first time attending a Western Zone meeting, and I am here to listen and take steps to address any issues impacting our members.

” He reaffirmed his commitment to addressing the concerns, promising greater transparency and inclusivity. “I recognise the challenges and grievances you’ve raised today,” he said. “My goal is to bring PMAN closer to its members and to build a stronger, united Association.

” The Acting General Secretary stated that PMAN remains dedicated to the welfare and empowerment of musicians across Nigeria. “This meeting marks a crucial step toward strengthening PMAN’s support structure and operational efficacy for all State Chapters,” she said..