In another meeting with The Nation, Paul Okoye of the now defunct music group, 'PSquare' has uncovered that he never left the group when his twin sibling, Peter, quit.
As per him, he proceeded onward with his performance profession in the wake of sitting tight for two months to check whether their distinction could be settled.
In his words:
"I never left and I don't know why people continue asking me that.
"It may be the fourth time it's going on yet I generally pause. In any case, this time the distinction is that I didn't pause.
"So I don't have issues on that."
Paul additionally said the before days of their partition was interesting to him since he needed to perform alone. The vocalist said he has never performed alone yet now he is utilized to it.
"There was somewhat of a breakdown when it happened and everybody was in stun on the grounds that as a rule when things happen that way, I sit tight for right around nine months.
"In any case, this time, I needed to proceed onward with my life and under two months, it wound up typical for me. It's old news.
"There's just the same old thing new. The main part I know is diverse is performing alone in light of the fact that at the beginning period I wasn't utilized to it however now, I am utilized to it".
On remarks made by a few fans that himself and Peter have turned out to be up and coming artiste since they went solo, Paul said ;
"All things considered, they know their identity alluding to. Like I stated, not all that much. On the off chance that you tune in, it is a similar thing you have been tuning in to very nearly twenty years so I can't go and find another thing.
"We are in the web age so peoples can state whatever they need.
"I know peoples are furious yet there are a few things that you can't state; that is the reason it is family.
"On the off chance that some person did not haul out what they hauled out, you won't think about anything. That isn't me, and like I stated, I would prefer not to say anything in regards to it.
"You may carry out your activity yet I need to secure what I need to ensure".
