- Veteran Nigerian singer Peter denies twin brother Rudeboy’s claim that his song Attention was stolen from Rudeboy’s unreleased album.
- Peter reveals Rudeboy, along with their brother Jude, is using a lawyer to demand the removal of Attention from music platforms.
- Peter defends his position, stating he has evidence to refute Rudeboy’s claims and will fight to keep the song online.
Veteran Nigerian singer Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P of the Nigerian music duo Psquare, has fired back at his twin brother, Rudeboy (Paul Okoye), following accusations of song theft.
The dispute centers around Peter’s recent release, Attention, which Rudeboy claims was sampled from his upcoming album, set for release in June 2025.
In a recent Instagram post, Peter denied the accusation, asserting that he has evidence to prove his innocence.
He challenged Rudeboy’s claims, stating, “Anyone that says anything false about me, and I have evidence, then I have a right to defend myself.”
Peter also addressed Rudeboy’s attempt to have the song removed from music platforms, revealing that Paul and their elder brother, Jude Okoye, had involved a lawyer to take legal action against the track.
He wrote:
Call us names, call us childish; it is fine.I understand, but anyone that says anything false about me and I have evidence, then I have a right to defend myself”.
“Let’s stay WINNING.You claimed you wrote the song and you didn’t know any @calypso60music. Then how come @calypso60music and I are now telling you what to sing?”.
“JUST FOR THE RECORD GUYS! JUDE And PAUL written through a Lawyer and are doing everything possibly to take the song down from all Music Platform. But i will fight will the end. 
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“With my full chest! @calypso60music and I wrote “WINNING“.
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In related news, Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, aka Rudeboy, of former PSquare group, has accused his twin brother, Peter Okoye, aka Mr P, of stealing his yet-to-be-released song.
It all started when Peter took to his official Instagram page to announce a new song titled Winning and how it would be on all streaming platforms…
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