To better the lives of musicians in
Nigeria, the Performing Musicians
Association of Nigeria (PMAN) has promised her members of a new era where the affairs of
the association will be run differently.
In
a statement signed by the new governor of the association, Julius Olagoroye a.k.a
Julie King, he said, “We are set to put our acts in the right perspective ways. What we have now as PMAN
is a new improved PMAN that is
set to encourage up-coming
talents to achieve their God's given talents.
“PMAN supposed to be the umbrella body for all performing
acts in the music industry and part of its
mission is to make
the industry works for all; that's why the new PMAN executive is working
towards making a difference on how musical acts can be
protected. We can tell you authoritatively that piracy will be flushed out if we work in accordance with the aims and objectives of the new
PMAN.
We must work on putting a check on non-sensical lyrics and lewd songs. There should
be a control
of what our members put out to the public.
“This
and many other things are what the new PMAN is set to do and this can be achieved by all musical acts if we come together to work as one.”
The new Lagos State PMAN
executive consists of the following; Julie King as Lagos
State governor. Other members are Anthony Omoluyi, Emmanuel Ofor, Ayodele
Kelani, Anthony Amadi, Joseph Adewole, Adekunle Babawande, Micheal Ilori, Engr. Olabanji and Oyewole J.O.
