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Paul Okoye to drop ‘Psquare’ from all social media handles

PHOTO: Paul Okoye Tests Positive For COVID-19
PHOTO: Paul Okoye Tests Positive For COVID-19(via-IG/rudeboypsquare)

Paul Okoye of formerly of Psquare, a few hours ago announced that he will be making a change to all his social media handles, as he plans to dump the name “Psquare”.

This decision is not coming as a surprise, as many who have followed the Okoye brothers and their breakup as a music group, would have been expecting this since they are no longer together as business partners.
Both Peter and Paul Okoye have retained the “Psquare” on their individual social media handles, despite the whole drama, until now.

One of the brothers (not the twins) was alleged to be behind the whole drama and the family feud that has seen the group moved on to their individual hustles and are doing good for themselves. But the fans missed the old Psquare.

Although Peter Okoye in all the drama, had said he does not have an issue with his twin brother, Paul Okoye. This move could be a message for him to also have a rethink, as Paul dropping “Psquare” on his social media handle, says a lot.

Paul making the announcement put out a short post that reads:

“Public Announcement!!
Dear fire department on the 1st of January my Instagram handle and Twitter will automatically change from rudeboypsquare to iamkingrudy. Thanks and God Bless.”

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