After reuniting with his brother, P-Square’s Paul Okoye is at the verge of separating with his twin, Peter Okoye a.k.a MrP again, as fresh crisis rocks the music group.
Recall that the music duo reconciled in 2021 after several break-ups and make-ups.
However, we can tell you for free that the Okoye twins have not completely let go of their differences.
This is coming following the recent interview where Paul Okoye a.k.a Rudeboy, spoke elaborately about his relationship with his brother, Peter and all that transpired that led to their breakup.
Paul said; “Out of four brothers working together, everybody plays their part. It is not just a money thing.”
“At some point, it felt like I was the one doing all the music, so I had to move, so he (Peter) could do the music as well. I was accused of claiming that I was the singer, while he was the dancer. Whenever we went to some places, people would ask who was the singer and who was the dancer, and I didn’t know he was taking it to heart. I once told him not to let those things get to him, because that was the part people saw him play.”
“All of a sudden, Peter said he wanted to quit, and I asked him if we could make the news public but he refused. The implication was that if I went solo, people would see me as a bad person. That was why I decided to speak.”
“Otherwise, I have over 200 songs that I don’t know what to do with them. I feel the fans need to start knowing these things.”
“Something happened this year. I was invited by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission over a petition written against me and my elder brother.”
“When I got there, I asked them what happened. They had already printed out the statement of my (bank) account, and they started an investigation. However, one month ago, they called us and our elder brother, and declared us innocent.”
“The only difference was our lifestyle. He took us back to a bank statement of 2007 over a $200,000 credit I got, though we traced his part of the funds to a vehicle he bought. After the truth came out that I was innocent, he still did not apologise.”
“I am not speaking up, because I want to bring anybody down. He accused me of selling our (music) catalogue; the same catalogue I wrote 99 per cent of. For now, I just want to continue my thing.”
