Peter Okoye, a Nigerian singer and songwriter, aka Mr P, has responded to criticism after the release of his most recent song.
Some social media users urged that the artist, who was shown dancing in his latest music video, resign because Afrobeats is best left to younger people.
In response to the criticism, Mr P defended his musical credentials and his capacity to perform, sing, dance, and play a variety of instruments.
“Respect the name Peter Okoye, aka Mr. P,” he posted on social media.
Additionally, he asserted that many detractors are dissatisfied PSQUARE supporters who have not yet come to terms with the group’s breakup.
“Respect our decision and move on,” he said, adding that his solo career has been “one of the best things that has ever happened” to him.
The singer further revealed that he recently signed a multi-million-dollar five-year deal with an international distribution company covering three albums.
“Nobody can stop this movement. The train has left the station. It’s Mr P Forever!” He added.
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In July 2025, Singer Peter Okoye fired back at his ex-manager and elder brother, Jude Okoye, for saying he was “struggling financially” after Psquare split.
The public feud reignited last week when Jude shared a cryptic message on Instagram, accusing unnamed individuals of greed, betrayal, and fabricating fraud allegations against him.
Jude claimed that those who left his management “for freedom” later “fell off the wagon” and became “broke,” refusing to take accountability for their failures.
He also alleged that they spread false money laundering claims to get him jailed.
“They all have one thing in common: They were big, influential and successful when I was shouldering them with my platform until they got greedy and wanted to eat alone and so left,” he wrote.
“They never complained afterwards. Rather, they bragged about their “newfound freedom” and “making it all on their own”.
“Years down the line they fell off the wagon and became broke and instead of accepting responsibility and accountability for their choices, they are pointing fingers at the same person the left for their “freedom” What manner of madness is that?
“They can’t specifically mention what wrongs were done to them, how and where. You can’t sell goods to someone and later demand for them back while refusing to return the money spent on the goods.
“Steady spinning sentiments and emotions to see if I can be blackmailed into submission. You should all know by now that I don’t succumb to bullying or cheap blackmail.
“They concocted and fabricated lies, attached money laundry and fraud to my name to get me jailed in order for me to break down within days and submit to their demands but to their surprises I sat it out for months.“
