OYO PMAN URGES NIGERIANS TO OBEY GOVERNMENT'S DIRECTIVES ON COVID-19, APPEALS FOR INCLUSION IN PALLIATIVES

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  THE GOVERNING BODY OF PERFORMING MUSICIANS EMPLOYERS ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA (PMAN), OYO STATE CHAPTER, HAS ENJOINED MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC TO DISPLAY MATURITY BY OBEYING GOVERNMENT'S MEASURES TO CURB THE SPREAD OF COVID19.
  GOVERNOR, OYO STATE PMAN, COMRADE TAIWO OMOTUNDE, WHO MADE THIS KNOWN IN A STATEMENT DISCLOSED HIS FAITH IN GOD THAT THE PANDEMIC PERIOD WOULD BE SOON OVER.
  HE HOWEVER CALLED ON OYO STATE GOVERNOR, ENGINEER SEYI MAKINDE TO  CONSIDER THE  MUSICIANS IN THE STATE AS BENEFICIARIES OF PALLIATIVES MEASURE AS THEY ARE BECOMING MOST VULNERABLE NOW.

 COMRADE OMOTUNDE FURTHER  SAID THAT DESPITE THE HARDSHIP THAT MUSICIANS ARE PRESENTLY FACING, THEY ARE AT THE FOREFRONT OF THE CAMPAIGN FOR THE AWARENESS OF THE PUBLIC.

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