Paul Okoye Blames Peter for P-Square’s Breakup as He Sings at Phyno’s Music Concert in Enugu

Paul Okoye a.k.a Rude Boy or King Rudy, has blamed the separation of P-Square group on his brother who demanded to go solo and discover his talent.

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Speaking while performing solo during Sunday night’s “Phynofest” music carnival at ‘The Cathedral’, Nnamdi Azikiwe Stadium Enugu, one of the P-Square music duo, Paul Okoye, again blamed his twin brother, Peter, for the group’s break up.

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According to Premium Times, Phyno who is healiner of the star-studded concert, had after performing his popular duet with Olamide, ‘Fada Fada’ alone, apologised for the ‘Wo’ crooner’s absence in this year’s show. “But I have a surprise for you”, he told the disappointed crowd.

He then started his collaboration song with P-Square, ‘Financial Woman,’ at which point Paul, who now goes by the stage name Rudeboy, joined him on stage to sing the song’s chorus.

At the end, Paul in response to questions from the crowd on the whereabouts of his brother replied that Peter was in America and burst into laughter, as he went on to perform a few of the group’s old songs but the crowd kept asking him about the whereabouts of his brother Peter.

At a point, he stopped the singing to reply to their questions and he blamed his brother for their break up. Paul who spoke to the crowd in Igbo language said his brother’s desire to embark on personal talent discovery led to the brake up of the group.

“We were singing together when my brother said he wants to go and discover his talent. I had no choice. But guess what, I have my brand new song titled Fire Fire,” Paul told the crowd before singing the song released last week.

He also performed another new song, Nkenji Keke, and other Psquare songs before leaving the stage.

The group recently had an acrimonious break up and have since launched their solo careers with new songs.

Peter, also known as Mr P, has also released two new songs ‘Cool it down’ and ‘For my head’.