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P-Square: Soso offers Peter N500 million to challenge Paul in a boxing fight
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P-Square: Soso offers Peter N500 million to challenge Paul in a boxing fight

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Nigerian billionaire music executive, Soso Soberekon, has offered N500 million to Peter Okoye, to challenge his twin brother, Paul Okoye in a celebrity boxing fight.

Soso offered Peter the money during his performance on Sunday night.

A viral video on social media captured Soso in the crowd raising up his phone to show the offer to Peter who was performing on the stage.

The text that was displayed on Soso’s phone reads, “500 Million Naira to fight your twin in a boxing match.”

This is coming amid the ongoing financial dispute between Peter, the one-half of the defunct Afrobeats duo, P-Square and his twin, Paul.

The dispute escalated after Peter accused Paul and their elder brother, Jude Okoye of diverting music royalties.

P-Square: Soso offers Peter N500 million to challenge Paul in a boxing fight

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