The Performing Musicians and Employers’ Association of Nigeria (PMAN), Plateau State Chapter, has officially inaugurated its newly elected executive leadership in a colorful and well-attended swearing-in ceremony. This historic event marks the dawn of a renewed vision and greater opportunities for the music and creative industries in Plateau State.
At the helm of this dynamic leadership team is Comrade Gabriel Hodus, popularly known as Elmore, Mayor of Jos, who now serves as the Governor of PMAN Plateau State Chapter. He is joined by a dedicated team of passionate professionals, each bringing their unique talents and commitment to advancing the association’s mission.
The newly sworn-in executives are as follows:
Gabriel Hodus (Elmore, Mayor Of Jos) – Governor
Eunice Weng Nyam – Vice Governor
Christopher Deshe (Qriztyle) – General Secretary
Victor Lukas Mashat (Eski Laja) – Publicity Secretary
Deborah (Debbie Lex) – Treasurer
Silas Igeh (Lex Sound) – Provost
Ribetnan Nancy Danjuma (Cadmeal) – Welfare Officer I
Jugu Wash (Dapper Jay) – Welfare Officer II
The event was meticulously coordinated by the Electoral Committee (ELCOM), under the leadership of Mallam Salis Muhammed Abdulsallam, whose unwavering commitment to a free, fair, and transparent electoral process produced a credible and respected executive team.
The ceremony drew an impressive gathering of dignitaries, including industry stakeholders, veteran musicians, creative entrepreneurs, and young talents, all united in their shared optimism for the future of the Plateau entertainment ecosystem.
In their goodwill messages, stakeholders described the new dispensation as a “new dawn” for the state’s entertainment industry—one that promises inclusivity, growth, and sustainable development. Members of the creative community expressed confidence that the new leadership will deliver on its mandate, strengthen industry collaborations, and enhance Plateau State’s standing as a cultural hub in Nigeria.
Governor Elmore and his team have pledged to prioritize inclusivity, capacity building, and the welfare of musicians and creative professionals. The vision of this administration is to build a stronger, more vibrant entertainment industry that not only empowers its members but also contributes significantly to the state’s economy and cultural identity.
With renewed energy, strategic foresight, and unity of purpose, PMAN Plateau State Chapter is set to usher in a new era of creativity, empowerment, and industry excellence. The association invites the public, government, and private stakeholders to partner in this exciting journey of transformation.
