Seems The Drama Is Over!! - Peter And Paul Spotted Partying Together In Lagos Club

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If you ever thought musical duo, Peter and Paul Okoye were only playing a game with their recent brouhaha on social media, well you just might be right about that. After a successful mini tour in the United States of America, Peter Okoye aka Mr P returned to Nigeria over the weekend to make a special appearance at Club Crave’s opening night in Lagos. Surprisingly, Paul aka Rudeboy was also present at the event. According to a video circulating online, all seems to be well and good as the brothers were seen arm-to-arm turning up at the venue together. The short video suggests that the P-Square rift might have been a publicity stunt.

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