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Singer, Peter Okoye Meets With The President Of Malta (Photos)
Popular singer, Peter Okoye, has been spotted with the president of Malta after he stormed the European nation.
Apparently, Nigerian singer, Peter Okoye is havng the time of his life at the moment. The pop star is not just touring Europe but is also meeting with heads of states around the world.
The singer is presently in Europe for a tour and he visited the President of Malta at her office.
The singer took to his Instagram page on Wednesday, June 27, 2018, where he shared photos from his visit to the President.
“Before kicking off the #AllEyesOnPEuropeTour We paid a courtesy visit to her excellency Marie-Louise Coleiro Preca PRESIDENT OF MALTA Thank you for receiving us Your Excellency Tour is already a success!!! Cc @dj_ike @donflexx,” he captioned the photos.
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