Popular Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, better known by his stage name Rudeboy, has expressed his deep longing for reconciliation with his twin brother Peter Okoye, urging them to mend their fractured relationship, even if it means abandoning their music careers.
The Okoye brothers, who formed the iconic duo P-Square, have been embroiled in a bitter feud for several years, leading to their eventual split in 2017. Despite numerous attempts at reconciliation, the brothers have been unable to resolve their differences.
In a recent interview, Paul opened up about his feelings, admitting that the ongoing feud has taken a toll on his mental health. He expressed his desire for a peaceful resolution and emphasized that their bloodline should transcend any professional disagreements.
Even if we don’t do music, can’t we still be brothers?” Paul questioned. “We’ve been through so much together. We’ve achieved so much. Why can’t we just put aside our differences and move forward?”
Paul’s plea comes amidst growing concerns among fans and the public about the ongoing feud between the brothers. Many have expressed their hope for a reconciliation, citing the significant impact that P-Square has had on the Nigerian music industry.
The brothers’ split has been a major loss for Nigerian music, as P-Square was one of the most successful and popular duos in the country. Their music was known for its infectious rhythms, catchy lyrics, and energetic performances.
Despite their separation, both Paul and Peter have continued to pursue successful solo careers. However, many fans have expressed their desire to see the brothers reunite and continue making music together.
Paul’s heartfelt plea offers hope for a possible reconciliation between the brothers. It remains to be seen whether Peter will respond to his brother’s call for peace.
