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Useless country if dem like make dem hack am Carey the website go away I don't care |
This is to formally address members of the Performing Musicians Employers’ Association of Nigeria (PMAN), relevant authorities, and the general public on the urgent need for the prosecution of the suspended and restrained former PMAN President, Mr. Pretty Okafor, over serious allegations bordering on financial misappropriation and visa-related fraud. It is on record that in 2024, Mr. Pretty Okafor was duly suspended by the National Working Committee (NWC) of PMAN following credible allegations of financial misconduct and involvement in visa fraud-related activities. The suspension was not arbitrary; it was based on documented concerns that warranted investigation and disciplinary action in line with the constitution of the association and established legal frameworks. Rather than submit himself to due process and clear his name through lawful means, Mr. Okafor deliberately evaded accountability. He failed to honour invitations and make himself available for proper investigation and prosecution. Instead, he engaged in actions calculated to obstruct justice by misleading a unit of the Nigeria Police Force. This interference resulted in a temporary stay of action on an already concluded investigation being handled by another competent police unit. Furthermore, it has come to light that Mr. Okafor relied on a purported police report, which was clearly doctored and misleading, to falsely claim that he had been exonerated of all allegations. This claim is entirely untrue, deceptive, and intended to misinform stakeholders and the public. We wish to categorically state that Mr. Pretty Okafor was never cleared of these allegations. The matter remains active and is currently before the Force Intelligence Department (FID), where necessary steps are being taken to ensure that justice is served. It is also pertinent to note that the then Inspector General of Police had earlier directed swift action on this matter prior to his exit from office, and the case has now been revived in compliance with that directive. In addition to his suspension by the NWC, the decision was further affirmed by the same competent court of jurisdiction that initially recognized his position as PMAN President. Subsequently, the National Executive Council (NEC), acting within its constitutional authority and backed by a valid restraining order issued by the court, upheld his removal. These cumulative legal and organizational actions clearly establish that Mr. Okafor no longer holds any legitimate office within PMAN. Consequently, Mr. Pretty Okafor lacks the legal authority to represent, act on behalf of, or enter into any agreements concerning PMAN. Any individual, organization, or institution engaging with him under the guise of PMAN representation does so entirely at their own risk. In light of the foregoing, we strongly call on all relevant law enforcement and regulatory authorities to ensure the immediate prosecution of Mr. Pretty Okafor. Upholding justice in this matter is not only essential for maintaining the integrity of PMAN but also for reinforcing public trust in institutional accountability and the rule of law. PMAN remains committed to transparency, discipline, and the protection of its members’ interests. We will continue to cooperate with all lawful authorities to ensure that justice prevails. Signed *Boniface Itodo (Aita Bonny)* Authentic General Secretary, *PMAN*
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God1000:Short up ....America pass all ur generation...focus on ur dead insecure rat hole country ....first before u tarnish another man great country |
Jerryblaq:Lies stop all these nonsense talk, ok why every guy wey de hungry for street never go carry gun de steal Achewo na achewo lazy mindset and long throat na de make dem sell dem possay |
anonimi:Look at this one telling me what I see during those times I know tolu very well ....stop looking for publication around newspaper of recent try find way back content about tolu schools It was a hell those days over there when Tinubu as governor started the millennium school project and fashola continue upgrading the school blocks and everytin over there to make it look good ...sanwo lu now did his own much better ...if u think say u know about that area u de play this is a place I stay close to |
During Tinubu time as governor that was when this dream started to make tolu complex better he built millennium school in the tolu complex and schools almost in every LG in lagos but when fashola entered fashola raised the standard in tolu complex roads connecting the school was done in the community and all upgrades and maintainance ...not sure ambode did anytin in tolu schools ..until now baba sanwo eko have topped it up by doing the best thank God this place is now something to be proud of ... although am not an APC supporter but if we see good things make we talk |
Fast-rising Nigerian artist Jaybless returns with a powerful new release titled “Champion,” and he features legendary dancehall star Marvellous Benjy . The song hits hard—it’s got uplifting lyrics, that unmistakable Ghetto Dancehall vibe, and a rhythm that’s impossible to ignore. There’s also a music video that really drives the message home. The sound itself fits right into the world of modern Ghetto Dancehall , but there’s a motivational edge to it and everything’s polished for that radio play. The production is lively—lots of energy—but you still hear the heart in both artists’ performances. It’s the kind of song that lifts your spirit and gets you moving at the same time. With “Champion,” Jaybless isn’t just making music—he’s cementing his spot as an artist with something real to say. Working with Marvellous Benjy just adds to that authenticity. This collab works because it feels honest and true to the genre. There’s no doubt “Champion” is going to strike a chord with anyone who loves Ghetto Dancehall or just needs that extra boost of motivation. Both Jaybless and Marvellous Benjy are showing they’re ones to watch in Nigeria’s music scene. The music video which was directed by Director Beejay takes these themes and turns them into something you can see—a blend of creative storytelling and energetic performance that puts perseverance and victory front and center. There’s a real sense of triumph running through the whole thing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAthhrdq2qE
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hahaha wike the Mafia |
Make trump no hear dat one o he will laugh that it's all P.R |
*DISCLAIMER BY PMAN ABOUT SUSPENDED PRETTY OKAFOR'S FRAUDULENT SOLICITATION FOR COURT SUIT & LEVY FUNDS* The attention of the Performing Musicians Employers Association of Nigeria (PMAN) has been drawn to a fraudulent message circulating on social media, falsely claiming that PMAN is collating names for a court suit (FHC/L/CS/207/2026) regarding "Copy Levy" funds. THE PUBLIC AND ALL STAKEHOLDERS SHOULD TAKE NOTE THAT: This is a recurring tactic used by the suspended PMAN President, Pretty Okafor, and his associates to illegally collect the private data (Names, Addresses, and Emails) of unsuspecting musicians and record label owners. Pretty Okafor is currently suspended and has no legal authority to represent PMAN in any court suit, nor is he authorized to collect stakeholder data for any financial settlements. We strongly advise all record label owners, sound recording owners, and musicians to be wary. This individual has a well-documented history of using the PMAN name for personal gain and "scamming" the industry through misinformation. Submitting your information to these unauthorized individuals puts your intellectual property and personal security at risk. Any legitimate legal action or distribution of funds involving PMAN will be communicated exclusively through the Office of the General Secretary and published by the PMAN national executive council NEC. Pretty Okafor and his cohorts lack the integrity to represent PMAN.
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I will make sure I drink enough palmwine today ...omo |
All these don't move Dont move Trump |
DeclanR:what do u mean....so make person no help another person again.....i dont know why you people wont reason properly |
See as motor clean see as road fine ...despite say na remote area ...omo Florida is a place to be .. As for tiger word that man need to change his lifestyle he is always drunk and getting accident |
Mame dem even shut down make everyone de use canoe de go on interstate yeye wicked country |
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wetin small tiny island of St. Kitts And Nevis get to offer again |
this is one area sowore is failing......he hates peter obi for no good reason |
SEE THE ai VERSION HERE Of the portable and Carter fight https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1CWGT3rFrd/ |
Avoid new models of power Bank from itel and oraimoh many are fake and substandard they don't last ..give it a year afterwards it begins to drain and swell Go for their throwback models that they debut with |
Dsm de hustle na...at least dem sure to collect gift for the live stream |
Sunny Afroholic is back with a new single, “Na Olosho.” This one digs deep into the world of transactional relationships and the rise of hookup culture among young women today. It’s honest, it’s catchy, and it doesn’t shy away from the tough realities. He mixes classic Afrobeat grooves with storytelling that hits home. Instead of pointing fingers, Sunny Afroholic offers empathy and tries to get people thinking—maybe even changing for the better. The track isn’t just a wild beat and fun lyrics; there’s a real message tucked in there, encouraging self-worth and smarter choices. It’s about finding a more meaningful path, not just chasing quick wins. You can hear it in his lyrics and delivery—there’s a balance between having a good time and tackling real issues. That's kind of his thing. Sunny Afroholic says “Na Olosho” isn’t meant to judge anyone; it's about understanding and moving forward. He wants people to talk about how society shapes us, and to remember their value goes way beyond fleeting pleasures. This song just adds to Sunny Afroholic’s reputation for taking on real-life problems through Afrobeat, using his music to start conversations and push for change. “Na Olosho” is out now, so you can stream it pretty much anywhere. http://www.djsunnyslim.com.ng/2026/03/music-sunny-afroholic-na-olosho.html
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Sunny Afroholic, one of Afrobeat’s rising stars, just dropped his new single, “Love Don Die.” The track digs into how love feels different these days—tougher, sometimes disappointing, and not quite as real as it once seemed. He blends those signature Afrobeat rhythms with honest, soulful vocals, and you can really feel the weight behind his words. In “Love Don Die,” Sunny doesn’t sugarcoat it. He lays out a world where real love seems like it’s slipping away. You hear it in his voice and his lyrics—he’s asking if true love is even out there anymore, or if it’s all just quick flings, selfishness, and people pretending to care. The song’s got that classic Afrobeat percussion, smooth layers of instruments, and a storytelling style that hits close to home, especially if you’ve ever felt the messiness of love in our time. Sunny’s not just singing for the sake of it; he’s making a point about how relationships have changed, and he wants people to think about it. Sunny says “Love Don Die” came straight from his own life and what he’s seen around him—how love sometimes gets twisted or taken for granted. He hopes the song pushes listeners to really consider what loyalty and real connection mean. With this track, Sunny Afroholic keeps proving he’s a strong voice in the Afrobeat world. He’s got a knack for telling stories that cut across cultures and make people feel seen. You can stream “Love Don Die” now on all the major platforms. http://www.djsunnyslim.com.ng/2026/03/sunny-afroholic-one-of-afrobeats-rising.html
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And .....anyway a who..ore is a who..re |
Ricky ...Renzel.... That's gonna happen someday |
Olosho everywhere today even d one u marry self get olosho mentality |
You see what Iran have caused them I say it Iran is a very useless country |
So na banker now go lead in the petroleum sector this balablu man no get cense at all |
RepoMan007:You say it's chicken change seems u don't know what a million dollar is first of all not to talk of ten |
useles country....i ave told anyone that keep supporting this government and country i see them as eeediorts |
all of dem go de do money doubling tactic iin business....all thee investment scheme ....i ont know why businessmen these days are now greedy and full of deceptive means |
