Lagos, Nigeria – In a heartfelt revelation, Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr P, has opened up about the final breakup of the iconic Nigerian music duo, P-Square. Speaking on Cool FM Lagos, Mr P emphasized that despite their efforts to stay united, maintaining the duo was no longer sustainable.
Key Takeaways:
- Final Split Confirmed: Mr P confirms that P-Square has parted ways for good, citing irreconcilable differences.
- Solo Career Joy: He expresses contentment in his solo career, urging fans to respect their decision.
- Fan Influence: Mr P attributes part of the duo’s challenges to fan-induced comparisons that fueled internal tensions.
- Family Feuds: Underlying family and managerial disputes have contributed to the duo’s repeated breakups.
The Full Story:
In a recent interview on Cool FM Lagos, Mr P candidly discussed the reasons behind P-Square’s final split. He stated, “There’s a joy that comes with going solo. Please respect our decisions. We’ve tried it; it’s not working.”
Mr P highlighted the challenges of maintaining the duo, especially with external pressures and internal disagreements. He pointed out that fan comparisons often created unnecessary competition between him and his twin brother, Paul Okoye (Rudeboy), leading to tensions.
The duo, who initially split in 2016, reunited in 2021, much to the delight of fans. However, underlying issues persisted, leading to another split in August 2024. Mr P’s recent comments suggest that this separation is final.
Despite the breakup, both artists have continued to enjoy success in their solo careers, each carving out a distinct identity in the Nigerian music scene.
Top Comments on X (Twitter):
@NaijaMusicLover: “It’s sad to see P-Square go, but I respect their decision. Wishing both success!”
@AfrobeatsQueen: “Mr P’s solo tracks have been fire! Can’t wait for more.”
@LagosVibes: “Sometimes, going solo is the best for personal growth. Go, Mr P!”
@MusicCriticNG: “P-Square’s legacy will live on, even if they’re apart.”
@FanOfRudeboy: “Missing the duo already. Hope they find peace individually.”
Mr P’s candid revelations shed light on the complexities of maintaining a musical partnership, especially under public scrutiny. While fans may mourn the end of P-Square, both Peter and Paul continue to contribute richly to Nigeria’s music scene in their solo endeavors.
Sources: Leadership News, Daily Post Nigeria, Legit.ng
