Daddy Showkey claims P-Square ruined Africa's most prominent musical act

Veteran Nigerian singer Daddy Showkey has voiced his dismay over the prolonged feud between twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye of P-Square, stating that their dispute has ravaged what he considers Africa's most prominent music brand.

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The impact of the brothers' disagreement, according to Daddy Showkey, has far-reaching consequences that extend beyond the duo itself, given the substantial following they have amassed over the years.

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Daddy Showkey emphasized that "P-Square destroyed the biggest brand that Africa produced" and noted that the group's success is not solely attributed to the brothers, but also to their fans.

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As an entertainer himself, Daddy Showkey acknowledged that his own success is indebted to his fans, saying "I am celebrating because it is the people that made me Daddy Showkey."

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He cautioned that entertainers must consider their fans when making crucial decisions that affect their careers, rather than focusing solely on personal gains, adding "If the people have made you, you are not considering them but considering how much you guys are making."

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Daddy Showkey warned the brothers that the long-term repercussions of their feud may become more apparent with time, urging them to reconcile their differences and preserve their sibling relationship.

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He advised the brothers to "look for a place to resolve things because you have children," emphasizing the importance of resolving their dispute for the sake of their family and future generations.

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Daddy Showkey further cautioned that allowing the dispute to persist could have a lasting impact on their children, saying "Tomorrow you will carry this beef to your children."

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The comments from Daddy Showkey come amid the ongoing dispute involving Peter and Paul, as well as their elder brother Jude Okoye, who previously managed the music duo.

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The brothers' disagreements continue to attract public attention, with fans and industry figures repeatedly calling for reconciliation, in an effort to put an end to the lingering feud.