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P-Square albums gain momentum on Apple Music amid Okoye Brothers’ feud

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Seyi Babalola
P-Square albums gain momentum on Apple Music amid Okoye Brothers’ feud
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The music catalogue of the defunct Nigerian group P-Square has seen a resurgence on Apple Music charts following public drama between the Okoye brothers. Fans are revisiting the group's classic hits amidst ongoing legal and personal disputes between the siblings.

The music catalogue of the defunct P-Square group has recorded a resurgence on Nigeria’s Apple Music Albums Chart. According to music chart platform Album Talks HQ, the duo’s compilation album, Best of P-Square, climbed 87 places to reach number 100 on the Nigeria Apple Music Albums Chart. The platform also reported that Get Squared and Game Over re-entered the chart at number 173 and number 182, respectively. The renewed interest in the group’s music catalogue comes amid heightened public attention over the latest war of words between the P-Square duo, Peter and Paul Okoye. Other News P-Square feud: Rudeboy reacts after Mr P’s allegations about late mum P-Square royalty dispute: Peter’s EFCC statement riddled with lies, SAN tells court Alleged $1m fraud: Peter Okoye lied about education, royalties, bank access – Lawyer The lingering dispute between the Okoye brothers has continued to generate reactions on social media, with fans revisiting some of their most popular works. P-Square rose to prominence in the early 2000s and became one of Africa’s biggest music groups, releasing some timeless hits, including ‘Bizzy Body’, ‘Do Me,’ ‘Game Over’ and ‘Alingo’. The group eventually split in 2017 over alleged financial disputes, creative control, and the role of their older brother and manager, Jude Okoye. However, they briefly reunited in November 2021 before they split again in 2024 and went their separate ways to pursue solo careers, with Peter as Mr P and Paul as Rudeboy. Tags:

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