CHIEF TONY OKOROJI DELIVERS PROMISE BY GIVING MUSICIANS COSON HOUSE!

20th of May 2017 saw history in the making as Chief Tony Okoroji, former PMAN (Performing Musicians' Employers Association of Nigeria) President and currently, Chairman of

COSON (Copyright Society of Nigeria), brought a life-long dream to pass for musicians in Nigerian.

COSON which is the only Collecting Society in Nigeria lawfully charged with the responsibility of collecting royalties and licensing musical works in the country has been through many woes and throes to emerge the sole CMO licensed by NCC.

Under its present Tony Okoroji-led administration the organization has earned quite a remarkable reputation for making the Nigerian musician happy, proud and progressive.

In a recent move to yet put more smiles on the faces of Nigerian musicians, COSON House was commissioned on Saturday 20 May 2017 and open for business to the public same day; although the Copyright Society had its AGM held there a day before, where its members had their first glimpse of the all-green towering two-storey building in its full glory.

Musicians along with dignitaries thronged to No. 41, Oluwalehinmu Str. off Allen Avenue Ikeja where the elegant COSON House is situated to witness another great day in the entertainment industry in Nigeria.

 Among the dignitaries present for the commissioning of the grand edifice were Akwa Ibom State Deputy Governor Moses Ekpo, Former Edo State Commissioner for Arts and Culture and legendary musician Sir Victor Uwaifo, Afro Juju Maestro Sir Shina Peters among others.