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Peter Okoye breaks silence amid beef with twin brother, teases solo project
Nigerian singer and the second half of the famous music group Psquare, Peter Okoye, has made his first statement amid his ongoing beef with his twin brother, Paul Okoye.
Taking to his Instagram page, Peter, who has been maintaining a low profile for months, shared a photo of him on stage with a message to his fans. Addressing himself as Mr P, his solo stage name, he noted how people say diamonds are forever as he appealed to his fans to be patient.
It seems like the singer has a new solo music or album coming soon for his fans.
“Diamonds, dey say, are forever. Dear Mr P’s fans, pls be patient”.
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