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Singer Peter Okoye, widely recognized as Mr P and formerly part of the now-defunct duo P-Square, has responded to a viral video featuring a French band performing P-Square’s popular track ‘Testimony’ (Taste the Money) at a state dinner in Paris.
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The event, which took place on Thursday at the Palais de l’Élysée, was part of President Bola Tinubu’s three-day state visit to France, aimed at enhancing diplomatic and economic relations between the two countries.
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The band’s lively Afrobeat interpretation, infused with a French touch, garnered applause from the audience, including President Tinubu and First Lady Oluremi Tinubu, who appeared to enjoy the cultural exchange.
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On Friday, Peter shared the video on Instagram, captioning it: “Enjoy your weekend! #TasteTheMoney”.
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Reacting to the post…
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@Ugonna Uzohuo wrote, “Since u and ur brother no wan reconcile and give us back Psquare. Make we kukuma d manage this OYIBO SQUARE.”
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@Joy Shaibu added, “In their mind now, they think they nailed the song.”
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@Glory Gaius commented, “E come be like choir ministration for their mouth.”
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Peter’s post comes amidst ongoing tensions with his brother Paul Okoye, known as Rudeboy.
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Paul recently accused Peter of appropriating a song titled ‘Winning,’ asserting that it was meant for his forthcoming album.
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Producer Vampire Craze disclosed that the track was produced in 2022 during a brief reunion of P-Square.
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This accusation adds another dimension to the brothers’ long-standing conflicts, which ultimately resulted in the dissolution of P-Square.
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Fans continue to express hope for reconciliation between the siblings, whose musical collaboration has produced numerous Afrobeat classics that have gained international acclaim.
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