P-Square music climbs Apple Music rankings as Okoye brothers’ conflict reignites

P-Square’s past albums are climbing the Nigerian Apple Music charts as public interest rises following a fresh dispute between Peter and Paul Okoye.

The discography of the former music group P-Square has seen a notable increase in popularity on the Apple Music Albums Chart in Nigeria. Data from the analytics firm Album Talks HQ shows that the collection titled Best of P-Square moved up 87 spots to reach the 100th position.

Additionally, the albums Get Squared and Game Over have reappeared on the charts at positions 173 and 182. This spike in listenership coincides with a public disagreement between brothers Peter and Paul Okoye. The ongoing tension has sparked significant social media discourse, prompting fans to listen to the duo’s classic tracks once more.

P-Square became a dominant force in African music during the early 2000s, known for enduring hits like Bizzy Body and Do Me. Their original 2017 separation was attributed to creative differences and financial disagreements regarding their manager, Jude Okoye. Although they returned to the stage in 2021, the pair parted ways again in 2024 to focus on individual music ventures under the names Mr P and Rudeboy.

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