D'banj asked Nigeria's government to help solve the fight between P-Square brothers Peter and Paul Okoye and their former manager Jude Okoye. The veteran Afrobeats singer talked about the ongoing dispute during his interview with Adesope Live. He said the conflict over money problems and fraud claims has hurt everyone involved. D'banj believes the brothers built something special that deserves protection. The musician thinks government officials could step in and fix the situation.
The Oliver Twist hitmaker suggested the brothers could reach a deal even if they never perform together again. He wants someone the Okoye family respects to help them talk through their problems. D'banja said their music collection has huge value that should not be lost. The feud has gone beyond what fellow artists can handle alone. He believes only respected leaders can bring peace to this family crisis.
D'banj thinks the dispute damages Nigeria's entire music industry when famous artists fight publicly. He called the situation very sad because of what P-Square accomplished during their career. The veteran performer wants mentors or government officials to help end the conflict. He said colleagues like him cannot solve such serious problems. The Afrobeats star hopes someone with real authority will intervene before more damage occurs.
The Oliver Twist hitmaker suggested the brothers could reach a deal even if they never perform together again. He wants someone the Okoye family respects to help them talk through their problems. D'banja said their music collection has huge value that should not be lost. The feud has gone beyond what fellow artists can handle alone. He believes only respected leaders can bring peace to this family crisis.
D'banj thinks the dispute damages Nigeria's entire music industry when famous artists fight publicly. He called the situation very sad because of what P-Square accomplished during their career. The veteran performer wants mentors or government officials to help end the conflict. He said colleagues like him cannot solve such serious problems. The Afrobeats star hopes someone with real authority will intervene before more damage occurs.
