Entertainment: Defunct P-square brothers bury 5 year conflict

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News Commentary
Martial Gnoukapasir

Peter and Paul Okoye

Growing up, stories were told about Christmas being a time for reflection and reconciliation.

We weren't just told these stories, we believed and with some of us practicing reconcilation at a very tender age, especially when it was stressed upon that the term has biblical backing.

We even chant the hymn of reconcilation everytime christmas was around the corner.

The purpose of this writer linking reconciliation to youth is merely to stressed the importance of reconcilation in every conflict situation and it's impact on our very existence.

Once there's reconcilation there's appeasement.

People are happy once a conflict is ending and when reconcilation sets in.


A perfect example is the recent P-square case.

Internet stuffers, especially music lovers have taken to their different social media space to celebrate the reuniting of the P-square brothers - Peter and Paul, in a similar way they did the case of America and Canadian rapper Kanye West & Drake Audrey.

Rumour about Peter and Paul Okoye who go by stage name Mr P and King Rudy burying their hatchet began circulating on Sunday when they began following each other on Instagram.

In the evening hours of Wednesday November 17, Images/footages of the twin hugging each other before wining and dining together with their then manager and elder brother Jude 'Engees' Okoye in Peter's house, confirmed the rumours of reconcilation.

This is coming 5 years after they broke up and went their seperate ways.


Brothers meet 5 years after disbanding P-square

Their reconcilation came eve to their birthday as today November 18th in 1981 the twins were put to birth in Anambra state Nigeria.

Before parting ways, they produced and released a number of albums and hit songs under Square Records Inc.

In December 2011, they signed a record deal with konvict Muzik label before signing a record distribution deal with universal music group in May of 2012.

On September 2017, several media outfits reported of the group's disbandment in 2016 supposedly over a disagreement a out the role of their manager and brother Jude Okoye.

Peter (Mr P) reportedly sent a termination letter to the groups lawyer in same regards.

Fans all over the world have since been clarmouring for the two to come back to the P-square band but as it stands the two(though reconciled) May continue to serve their fans across the world as solo artists.

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