Veteran Nigerian musician Daddy Showkey has delivered a blunt verdict on the prolonged dispute between twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye, popularly known as P-Square, accusing them of destroying what he described as one of Africa’s biggest music brands. Speaking in an interview with Goldmyne TV, the veteran entertainer argued that P-Square was never merely a personal possession of the two brothers because millions of fans had invested their loyalty, emotions and support in the brand.
Daddy Showkey’s intervention comes as the long-running Okoye family dispute continues to generate public attention. Recent developments have included Peter Okoye speaking publicly about alleged financial betrayal and his decision to distance himself from the shared birthday tradition he once had with Paul, while reports have also emerged concerning an EFCC investigation connected to the brothers’ financial dispute.
Daddy Showkey Says Fans Made P-Square Possible
Daddy Showkey stressed that entertainers should never forget the people who made their success possible. In his view, the P-Square name belongs not only to Peter and Paul but also to the enormous audience that supported their music throughout their rise to continental prominence.
The veteran musician argued that personal disagreements should not completely overshadow the wider consequences for fans and the entertainment industry. His message was essentially that when two people build a huge house together and millions of people move into its fanbase, demolishing the house is unlikely to be a private family matter. In the satirical courtroom of Nigerian entertainment, Daddy Showkey appears to be asking the twins to remember that their biggest shareholders were the fans—although those shareholders never received dividend statements.
He Urges the Twins to Resolve Their Differences
Daddy Showkey appealed directly to Peter and Paul to find a way to resolve their differences, warning that allowing the conflict to continue could create consequences that extend beyond the brothers themselves. He particularly pointed to their children and future generations, suggesting that family disputes can leave lasting scars.
The veteran’s comments come against the backdrop of a P-Square saga that has refused to disappear. The brothers reunited in 2021 after an earlier split but later separated again, and the dispute has since involved allegations about money, management, loyalty and ownership. Peter has maintained that the problems stretch back many years, while the public disagreement continues to unfold.
Daddy Showkey’s intervention has added another veteran voice to the growing calls for peace between Peter and Paul. Whatever the original disagreements may have been, the collapse of P-Square remains a painful chapter for fans who watched the brothers build one of Nigeria’s most recognisable music brands together. Whether the twins eventually find common ground remains to be seen, but OGM News NG will continue monitoring the story and bringing readers verified updates as the P-Square saga develops.
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