Archivi.ng | PM News, Friday, October 8, 2004

Newspaper from 2004/10/08

A group of musicians led by Charly Boy, the President of Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria (PMAN), raided a market in Lagos where pirates were selling their music without permission. The raid turned violent when soldiers from the Signals Unit of the Nigerian Army intervened, challenging the musicians for coming within their domain. The musicians vowed to continue their fight against the pirates, warning them that they will show them the way out of the market if they continue to cause trouble.

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A group of musicians led by Charly Boy, the President of Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria (PMAN), raided a market in Lagos where pirates were selling their music without permission. The raid turned violent when soldiers from the Signals Unit of the Nigerian Army intervened, challenging the musicians for coming within their domain. The musicians vowed to continue their fight against the pirates, warning them that they will show them the way out of the market if they continue to cause trouble.

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