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Peter Okoye breaks down, recalls pressure to abort unborn child

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Seyi Babalola
Peter Okoye breaks down, recalls pressure to abort unborn child
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Nigerian singer Peter Okoye shared an emotional account of the pressure he faced from his brothers to force his then-girlfriend to abort their child. He claims his brothers feared the pregnancy would negatively impact the career of their music group, P-Square.

Nigerian singer and songwriter Peter Okoye of the now-defunct music duo, P-Square, broke down in tears while recounting a difficult period in his life when his then-girlfriend, Lola, became pregnant when he was 27. Peter shared the experience in a recent video posted on his Instagram page, explaining that he chose to publicly announce the pregnancy himself because he did not want the news to come from someone else. According to the singer, he made the announcement during the Soundcity Awards after he and his group had received an award. He said, “when I was 27 years old, my girlfriend then, Lola, became pregnant. I didn’t want the news to break from someone else, so I decided to announce it myself. Other News I’m not retiring from music – Peter Okoye fires back at critics Peter Okoye urges fans to stop comparing him with his brother Peter Okoye: Family feud driven by betrayal, not women “We attended the Soundcity Awards, and after receiving the award, I dedicated it to God Almighty, our fans, and everyone who had supported us. “Lastly, I dedicated it to the mother of my unborn child. Immediately after that, Jude and Paul walked out, saying my announcement would ruin our career. “They insisted that Lola should abort the baby. They even forged an email to frame her, claiming the child wasn’t mine and accusing her of using the pregnancy to trap me.” Tags:

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