“D’banj, PSquare no dey beef each other” – Peter Okoye addresses the Press after London show [Video]

PSquare and D’banj, two Nigerian music heavyweights, teamed up in London, and the second has fans jubilant with energy.

On September 21 in the UK, twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye performed without precedent for five years after their very much revealed separation in 2017.

The Nigerian pair, who have ruled the African music scene for a really long time, performed at the Imperial Albert Lobby in one of the most outstanding exhibitions of all time.

At the show for the melodic pair, D’banj, an entertainer eminent for his showmanship, likewise made that big appearance. He drove the group on a melodic joy while interfacing with them in his trademark carefree way.

Peter Okoye made the most of the opportunity to converse with the media about how, in the beginning of the Nigerian pop and afrobeat enterprises, everybody upheld each other without being in competition with each other.

His words; “At the point when WE Began, WE NO DEY Hamburger One another, WE Upheld One another”

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