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Psquare! Peter Okoye States Why He Stopped Making Music With Brother, Paul
Peter Okoye of the now defunct group, Psquare, has finally explained why he stopped making music with his twin brother, Paul.

While speaking on Citizen TV in Kenya, he narrated, “In life what we call family value is important. The fans want Psquare but how many times do you want PSquare to come back and break up?
We’ve broken up three times and the same issue is still there. So if Psquare is going to come back we need to settle that issue. Psquare might come back, they might not come back.
I pulled out the plug because I felt the disrespect coming from my family (was) getting too much. There’s something we call marginalisation. Don’t ever be a slave because you want to be family.
Psquare can only come back if the respect comes 100%. I don’t disrespect my brother’s wife either, his family but he does that to me all the time. He’ll insult me and my family in public, on Instagram, and the next minute he’ll wait for me backstage for us to perform together.
I can’t do that. One thing is for sure, I took a vow to protect my wife and kids the day I got married and I stick to that.”
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