“Done and Dusted”- Peter Okoye Rules Out Psquare Reunion

• Peter Okoye has ruled out any reunion of Psquare, stating the group is “done and dusted.”
• The singer made this known while responding to a fan on X (formerly Twitter) who asked about the possibility of the iconic group coming back together.

Nigerian singer Peter Okoye has dismissed any hopes of a reunion for the defunct music duo Psquare.

The singer made this known while responding to a fan on X (formerly Twitter) who asked about the possibility of the iconic group coming back together.

“Can we just have Psquare back?”, the tweep asked.

Reacting, Peter gave a firm response, stating, “Not with me! Done and dusted”.

In a separate exchange, another user linked the group’s split to their perceived decline, writing, “That’s why you guys have flopped badly”.

Peter, however, fired back, urging respect for personal choices and emphasizing that change is inevitable.

“Not your, flop! Learn to respect people’s decisions! Nothing lasts forever! Change is constant,” he replied.

Psquare, made up of twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye, was one of Africa’s most successful music groups before their highly publicized split.

In other news…A video of a woman sharing her thoughts on marriage has sparked widespread discussion on social media. In the clip, she encouraged single women not to feel pressured into marriage, describing it as “a life of service and subservience.”

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The video, which quickly went viral earlier this week, has reignited debates about gender expectations, financial independence, and societal pressures faced by women.

In her message, the woman highlighted that many women enter marriage without fully grasping the emotional and domestic responsibilities involved. She advised young women to focus on securing financial stability before tying the knot, cautioning that rushing into marriage can create unnecessary stress.

She stated, “If you’re single, you’re not missing out on anything. Marriage involves serving others and managing another adult it brings stress. That’s why we tell women to prioritise their finances first.”