National Industrial Court Okays Pretty Okafor's Election as PMAN President

 

In a recent ruling, the National Industrial Court sitting in Lagos has upheld the election of Pretty Okafor as the President of the Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN). The decision, made by HON. Justice B.B. Kanyip, dismisses a motion filed by Chris Mba on behalf of a group challenging the election results.

The court's ruling, which was delivered on Friday, solidifies Pretty Okafor's position as the rightful President of PMAN, ensuring stability and continuity in the association's leadership. This decision comes as a resolute stand against any attempts to challenge the legitimacy of the election and compromise the integrity of the performing musicians' community.

Pretty Okafor, who was elected during the PMAN National Elections held on the 24th of October 2023 in Lagos, has expressed commitment to advancing the interests of performing musicians in Nigeria. The court's intervention has been praised for upholding justice and preserving the democratic process within the association.

The Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN) is a prominent organization dedicated to representing and advocating for the rights and interests of musicians in Nigeria. The association plays a crucial role in promoting the welfare of its members and ensuring the protection of their artistic endeavours.

This ruling by the National Industrial Court serves to reinforce PMAN's dedication to upholding the rule of law and maintaining a conducive environment for the growth and development of the music industry in Nigeria.

The court's decision marks a significant milestone in the leadership of PMAN and is expected to pave the way for continued progress and stability within the association.

For more details, refer to The Nation Newspaper and PressReader for comprehensive coverage of the court's ruling