P-Square Destroyed Africa's Biggest Music Brand, Says Daddy Showkey
Daddy Showkey has criticised Peter and Paul Okoye's prolonged feud, saying it destroyed P-Square, which he described as Africa's biggest music brand, and urged the brothers to reconcile.
Veteran Nigerian singer Daddy Showkey has criticised the prolonged feud between twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye of P-Square, saying their dispute destroyed what he described as Africa's biggest music brand.
Daddy Showkey made the remarks during an interview with Goldmyne TV, which has since gained attention online. He said the disagreement affected more than the two brothers because of the huge following and influence P-Square built over the years.
The veteran singer urged Peter and Paul to resolve their differences, stressing that they remained brothers regardless of their disagreements.
He warned that allowing the feud to continue could have consequences for their children and future generations, urging them to find a way to settle their differences.
Daddy Showkey said the impact of the split could become clearer with time, given the scale of the music brand the brothers built during their years together.
P-Square, made up of Peter and Paul Okoye, became one of Africa's most successful music duos before their repeated disagreements led to separations and public disputes.
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