In a heated exchange on social media, popular singer Paul Okoye, also known as Rudeboy, has lashed out at All Progressives Congress (APC) chieftain Joe Igbokwe over his comments on the recent split of the music duo P-Square.

Following the confirmation of P-Square’s breakup, barely three years after their reunion in 2021, Joe Igbokwe took to his Facebook page to express his disappointment in the twin brothers, Paul and Peter Okoye. Igbokwe criticized their inability to manage their issues, personal lives, and success, stating that it was a shame and a display of “success without brains.”

Igbokwe’s comments didn’t sit well with Paul Okoye, who promptly responded on his Instagram page. Paul Okoye fired back at Igbokwe, calling him an “elder wey mumu” (a foolish elder) and telling him to focus on the country that he and his party had “put mouth scatter” (disrupted). Paul Okoye also reminded Igbokwe that people are hungry, implying that the APC chieftain should prioritize addressing the hardships faced by Nigerians.

The exchange between Paul Okoye and Joe Igbokwe highlights the ongoing tensions surrounding P-Square’s split and the broader political and economic challenges facing Nigeria.

As the fallout from the breakup continues, fans and observers await further developments and hope for a resolution to the brothers’ differences.

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