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Rudeboy redirects attention from the P-Square saga to his music and solo career.
When Rudeboy sat down for an interview, fans might have expected a few answers about P-Square, his twin brother Peter Okoye and the family drama that has followed the duo for years. Instead, Paul Okoye made one thing clear: he would rather leave that chapter alone.
Throughout the conversation, Rudeboy carefully avoided questions about his strained relationship with Peter and the circumstances surrounding P-Square’s latest separation. Rather than reopening old wounds, the singer repeatedly steered the conversation towards his individual career, artistry and current projects.
And honestly, you could almost hear the message between the lines: some stories are better left where they ended.
Rudeboy’s decision comes after years of public interest in the relationship between the twin brothers.
As members of P-Square, Paul and Peter became one of Africa’s most successful music duos. Together, they delivered major hits, packed venues and built a fan base that stretched far beyond Nigeria.
However, their relationship has also faced highly publicized disagreements, leading to periods of separation and renewed tension.
This time, though, Rudeboy appears determined not to give the old story another chapter.
When interviewers raised questions about Peter, financial allegations and ownership issues, the singer chose to skip those conversations. Instead, he focused on his journey as a solo artist and the music he is creating now.
Interestingly, the conversation also touched on another familiar issue.
Some event promotions may still reference the P-Square name, despite the brothers pursuing separate careers. Rudeboy explained that he leaves such matters to his management rather than personally getting involved.
That response says quite a lot about where his attention lies at the moment.
Rather than spending time correcting every reference to his former group, he seems more interested in moving forward and allowing his team to handle the business side.
Paul Okoye continues to build his career while keeping questions about P-Square at a distance.
For fans who have followed the P-Square story from the beginning, Rudeboy’s approach may feel noticeably different.
There was no dramatic revelation and no attempt to relive the family conflict. Instead, he established a firm boundary and redirected attention towards his music.
For now, that appears to be his position. The P-Square questions can wait. Rudeboy wants listeners to hear what he is doing next.
And perhaps, after everything that has happened, that is the gist worth paying attention to.
