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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) says it will embark on an indefinite strike if the federal government refuses to fulfil the promises it made to the union as […]
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Paul ‘Rudeboy’ Okoye and Peter ‘Mr P’ Okoye of the now-defunct Psquare seemed to have been back on good terms as they are back to following each other on Instagram.
This is development comes as Anita Okoye, wife of Paul, shared a video on Instagram wherein Peter could be seen shopping with his brother’s children in the United States.
“Christmas in November, thanks to uncle Peter,” she wrote, in a terse message that accompanied the video.
The Okoye brothers have been in the news since their controversial split in 2016.
The twins were said to have spilt after a disagreement on the role of Jude Okoye, their older brother and immediate past manager.
In March, Mr P had also attributed their break up to the constant comparison from fans — over who is better between the duo.
“For those trying to troll us, if it is painful for you, it’s not painful for us. You guys don’t matter anymore. Let me say it openly, if you are a P-Square angry fan, you guys don’t matter anymore. It’s not about you guys anymore, it’s about us. Go and deal with your sour,” he had said.
“Don’t let me hit on you guys because you guys don’t even deserve it. Because you guys are among the people that contributed to the break-up. Two brothers doing their own thing, you try to say one is better than one. Una don get wetin una want.”
Tagged as: Instagram, Psquare Brothers, Good Terms, Split.
Online Radio November 15, 2021
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) says it will embark on an indefinite strike if the federal government refuses to fulfil the promises it made to the union as […]
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