Peter Okoye, one half of music duo P-Square, has opened up about trust, loyalty, and family in a candid letter to his younger self, and fans think it’s more than just a reflection.
- Peter advised his younger self not to “trust too much” and to “believe in yourself”.
- He said, “Family is blood related, but real family is loyalty.”
- Comments are fuelling speculation about lingering tension with his brothers
- P-Square previously split in 2017 over internal family and business disputes
- Online reactions range from support to harsh criticism and calls for peace
Peter’s words weren’t directed at anyone in particular, but many believe he’s still processing the P-Square fallout, a rift that once tore apart Nigeria’s most successful music group. His statement suggests unresolved pain around loyalty and betrayal, possibly aimed at his twin Paul or elder brother Jude. It’s a familiar feeling for many Nigerians: that family ties don’t always mean emotional safety. Whether this is a call for healing or a subtle dig, it’s reignited old wounds for both the brothers and the fans who watched them grow.
Can time and music truly heal family wounds? Fans are divided. The bigger question: is Peter ready for peace, or still stuck in the past?
