PMAN Suspends Pretty Okafor As President Indefinitely

PMAN noted that the infractions leading to Mr. Okafor’s suspension include unconstitutional actions, financial misconduct and violation of constitutional duties. 

The National Working Committee of the Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN) has announced the indefinite suspension of Pretty Okafor as President of the association, effective immediately.


MAN, in a statement made available to Channels Television on Friday, said the suspension follows a comprehensive investigation into Mr. Okafor’s actions, which were found to be in gross violation of its Constitution and financial regulations.

According to the group, the infractions leading to Mr. Okafor’s suspension include unconstitutional actions, financial misconduct and violation of constitutional duties.

The statement noted that in the interim, Sunny Neji, who has served as the 1st Vice President, will assume the role of Acting President of PMAN in accordance with the PMAN Constitution.

See the full statement below:



 








Credit@ https://www.channelstv.com/2024/08/23/pman-suspends-pretty-okafor-as-president-indefinitely/

 

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