- Paul Okoye Declares P-Square is Over, No Longer Interested in Collaboration as he confirms the official split from Peter Okoye.
- Focus on Solo Career: Paul aims to concentrate on his individual projects, claiming to have over 200 unreleased songs.
- Creative Differences: The brothers have faced ongoing disputes regarding their contributions and roles within the group.
- Public Reaction: Fans have expressed mixed feelings about the split, with many defending Peter’s contributions.
In a recent announcement that has sent shockwaves through the music community, Paul Okoye, one half of the renowned Nigerian duo P-Square, has confirmed that the group is officially disbanded once again.
During an Instagram Live session, Paul expressed his disinterest in continuing to work with his twin brother, Peter Okoye, also known as Mr P.
This revelation comes after a tumultuous history of conflicts and reconciliations that have characterized their professional relationship over the years.
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Paul Okoye Confirming the Split of P-Square
Paul Okoye’s declaration marks a significant moment in the saga of P-Square, which has seen its share of ups and downs since the brothers first formed the group in 1999. In his statements, Paul revealed that Peter had communicated his desire to quit the group directly to him. He stated,
“He sent me a message that he was no longer interested. He told me to my face that he wants to quit”.
This admission highlights not only the personal rift between the brothers but also suggests deeper creative differences that have plagued their collaboration. The duo had previously reunited in 2021 after a lengthy separation that began in 2017.
Their reconciliation was celebrated by fans who had longed for their iconic sound and performances. However, it appears that the underlying issues were never fully resolved. Paul indicated that he is now focusing on his solo career under the name Rudeboy, stating he has over 200 unreleased songs ready for production.
Reasons Behind the P-Square Split
Paul Okoye elaborated on several reasons for the dissolution of P-Square, emphasizing his frustration over unequal contributions within the group. He claimed that he often bore the brunt of the musical responsibilities while feeling underappreciated for his efforts.
“The days when the monkey worked and the baboon was reaping the rewards are over,”
he remarked, indicating a shift towards prioritizing his own artistic endeavors. Moreover, accusations have surfaced regarding financial mismanagement within their business dealings, particularly involving their elder brother Jude Okoye. Tensions escalated when Peter allegedly petitioned financial authorities against Paul, further complicating their already strained relationship. The public nature of these disputes has led to intense scrutiny from fans and media alike.
Reactions from Fans and Industry Peers
The announcement has elicited mixed reactions from fans and industry observers. Many expressed disappointment at what appears to be a definitive end to one of Africa’s most beloved music acts.
Social media platforms have been flooded with comments ranging from support for Paul’s decision to criticisms aimed at both brothers for their inability to resolve their differences amicably. Some fans lamented that despite their individual talents, P-Square’s synergy was irreplaceable. Comments such as
“The guy should go sit down abeg”
reflect a sentiment among fans who feel let down by this latest development.
FAQs
Q: What led to the split between Paul and Peter Okoye?
A: The split was primarily due to creative differences and frustrations regarding contributions to their music.
Q: When did P-Square first break up?
A: P-Square first broke up in 2017 after a series of public disputes.
Q: Did they reunite after their initial breakup?
A: Yes, they reunited in 2021 but have now officially parted ways again.
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