Nigerian singer, Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy, has opened up on the ongoing disagreement between him and his twin brother, Peter Okoye, saying the issues between them have gone beyond music.
The singer made the statement during an interview with Tribune where he spoke about the challenges that have affected their relationship over the years. It was reported.
Rudeboy said he was hurt by the way things turned out between them and added that the situation hurt the trust they once shared as brothers.
He said it was more than a problem with their former music group P-Square; it was about family and personal issues.
The singer said he is finding it hard to move on from what happened, adding some things can leave a lasting pain even if people try to make up.
He said he had been silent many times before because he wanted to protect the family’s reputation and steer clear of more controversy.
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Many fans still want to see him and Peter back as a united music duo, but Rudeboy said people may not understand the emotional struggles behind their public disagreements.
Rebuilding their relationship, he said, would require more than public calls for peace, because it involves trust and personal feelings.
The singer said he’s focusing on his kids and his music career and developing himself as a person, while avoiding issues that disrupt his state of mind.
“I don’t think I can forgive my twin brother,” he said. Never thought I’d see this from my own blood. The problem is not with music. It’s more than that. It’s about family and trust and treachery. “I’ve kept quiet many times before to protect the family’s image. Some acts leave scars that never heal. “Now, first of all, peace of mind.
