In the wake of Mohbad’s tragic passing, renowned entertainer Sunny Neji urges young musicians to seek protection under the Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria (PMAN) in response to public concern.
Neji expressed his condolences and shared his thoughts on Mohbad’s untimely death, emphasizing that the circumstances surrounding it are unclear, leading to widespread discussions and calls for justice.
He acknowledged the efforts by the police to conduct an autopsy following global outcry and expressed solidarity with those seeking justice for Mohbad.
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Neji raised concerns about other artists in similar situations who may lack a support system, highlighting the importance of a robust music union. He mentioned that while some young artists may have reservations about joining a union, it remains a crucial safeguard for their rights and interests.
The current PMAN President, Pretty Okafor, has been working to rebuild and reposition the union, aiming to create a supportive environment for industry practitioners. Neji emphasized the need for artists to recognize the value of a strong music union in protecting their rights, negotiating contracts, and addressing industry issues.
In conclusion, Neji emphasized that Mohbad’s passing should serve as a wake-up call to Nigerian artists, highlighting the importance of a robust and vibrant music union to advocate for their interests and promote a healthy music industry.
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