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“Sometimes we go apart to understand the value of getting back together” – Comedian AY writes glowing tribute to Psquare

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Ace comedian, AY Makun, has penned a glowing tribute to Nigerian music duo, Peter and Paul Okoye, popularly known as Psquare.

The comedian recently celebrated the 15th anniversary of his “AY Live” comedy show, and the brothers who reconciled a few months ago after an age-old fight performed at the event.

Singing their praises in an Instagram post, AY stated that his best wishes and decision for the show were to see the brothers come together on the same stage, and he’s glad it came to fruition.

Speaking further, he averred that people go apart to understand the value of getting back together.

“Sometimes, we go apart to understand the true values of getting back together. When two people are truly in sync, they always find a way of making things happen. This is one night I will never forget @psquareworld were born to entertain. One of my best wishes and decision for AT Live at 15, was to see these guys come together on the same stage…… PETER AND PAUL THEM BE ONE NO BE TWO”. He wrote.

Meanwhile, investigative journalist, Kemi Olunloyo has stated that music duo, Paul and Peter Okoye never really parted ways nor had a rift has people perceived.

The journalist in a post shared on her Instagram page noted that the only place the brothers parted ways was on Instagram, to make people believe they were estranged.

Kemi Olunloyo insisted that people never found out and believed the brothers gimmicks because Nigerians are unintelligent.

According to her, Peter and Paul Okoye might start crowdfunding for a new album from Psquare, noting that international artistes do that a lot.

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