Nigerian music star Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr P, has publicly addressed his long-running feud with his twin brother Paul Okoye (Rudeboy), accusing him of consistently attempting to undermine his career and personal progress.
Speaking in a video that has circulated widely on social media, Peter challenged critics and members of the public to produce evidence showing that he had ever sought to sabotage his brother’s success.
According to the singer, he has remained focused on his own career and has never engaged in efforts to pull Rudeboy down, despite years of public disagreements between the brothers.
The latest comments add another chapter to the prolonged dispute that has persisted since the breakup of the iconic music duo P-Square, one of Africa’s most successful musical acts.
P-Square officially parted ways following disagreements over management, financial issues and creative direction, bringing an end to a partnership that produced numerous chart-topping songs and earned international recognition.
Although the brothers have pursued separate careers since the split, periodic exchanges on social media and in interviews have continued to keep their differences in the public spotlight.
Peter’s latest remarks have generated widespread reactions from fans, with many expressing disappointment that the relationship between the identical twins remains strained despite the passage of time.
Some supporters described the continuing public exchanges as unfortunate, arguing that the brothers have achieved significant success individually and would benefit from resolving their differences privately.
Others questioned why family elders and close associates have not been able to facilitate lasting reconciliation between the siblings, given the emotional significance of their relationship and the influence they continue to wield in Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
Despite the recurring disagreements, both Peter and Paul have established successful solo careers since the dissolution of P-Square, releasing individual projects and performing independently across Nigeria and internationally.
Entertainment analysts note that the continued public attention surrounding their relationship reflects the enduring popularity of P-Square and the emotional attachment many fans still have to the duo.
They observe that while artistic and business disagreements are common within the entertainment industry, prolonged public disputes can overshadow professional achievements and fuel unnecessary speculation.
Neither Rudeboy nor his management had issued an immediate response to Peter’s latest comments at the time of reporting.
As reactions continue to pour in across social media platforms, many fans remain hopeful that the brothers will eventually set aside their differences and restore their relationship, even if a musical reunion does not materialize.
For now, however, there are no indications that reconciliation is imminent, with both artists continuing to focus on their individual careers while their personal dispute remains unresolved.
