In a surprising and heartwarming turn of events, former presidential candidate Peter Obi has taken on the role of mediator between the famous Okoye brothers, Paul Okoye (Rudeboy) and Peter Okoye (Mr. P). The legendary Nigerian duo, known as P-Square, had a much-publicized fallout, which led to their separation and the pursuit of solo careers. However, fans of the iconic group may have reason to rejoice soon.
Peter Obi recently paid a visit to Paul Okoye and their older brother Jude Okoye to discuss the possibility of reuniting P-Square. According to sources close to the situation, after a productive and positive discussion, all parties agreed to meet with Peter Okoye next week to iron out their differences and pave the way for a reunion.
This reunion would be particularly significant as the brothers reportedly recorded an album titled “The New Relapse” before their split. With Peter Obi’s intervention, fans could soon see the release of this long-awaited project, marking a fresh start for the Okoye brothers and the return of P-Square to the music scene.
The potential reunion has already sparked excitement among fans, who have long hoped for a resolution to the rift between the brothers. If successful, this move could bring back one of Africa’s most beloved musical acts, with the promise of new music and performances that only P-Square can deliver.
