Nigerian twin singers Psquare, consisting of Peter and Paul Okoye, rose to fame in the early 2000s with their infectious blend of R&B, hip-hop, and Afrobeats. The twin brothers were born on 18 November 1981 in Jos, Nigeria, The duo's musical journey began in their teenage years as they honed their skills in singing, songwriting, and dancing. Their breakthrough came with the release of their debut album "Last Nite" in 2003, which featured hit singles like "Senorita" and "Igbedu." Psquare's energetic performances and catchy melodies quickly endeared them to fans across Africa and beyond.

Throughout their career, Psquare achieved remarkable success, releasing chart-topping albums such as "Get Squared," "Game Over," and "Danger," solidifying their status as one of Africa's most celebrated musical acts. Their collaborations with international artists such as Akon and Rick Ross further propelled them onto the global stage.

However, the duo faced internal disputes and publicized disagreements, leading to a temporary split in 2016. The rift between the brothers sparked widespread speculation and concern among their fanbase, with many hoping for a reconciliation. They however, reconciled in 2021, putting an end to their years-long bitter feud.

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