FACE OFF!!! Soso Soberekon Offers Peter Okoye ₦500m To Fight Twin Brother Paul In Boxing Match
NIGERIAN music executive and talent manager Soso Soberekon has reportedly offered singer Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr P, a staggering ₦500 million to fight his twin brother, Paul Okoye, in a boxing match.
The dramatic proposal was made publicly during Peter’s performance on Sunday night, 9 August 2026, in a moment that quickly caught the attention of the crowd and social media users.
In a video circulating online, Soberekon was seen holding up his mobile phone during Peter’s performance, with a message on the screen reportedly offering ₦500 million for Peter to fight his twin brother in a boxing match.
Peter, who appeared to notice the message, reportedly smiled and waved off the proposal without publicly accepting the challenge.
The unusual offer has triggered reactions online, largely because of the complicated history between Peter and Paul, who were once one of Africa’s most successful music duos, P-Square.
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The Okoye twins have had a turbulent relationship in recent years, with repeated disagreements eventually leading to the breakup of P-Square and the brothers pursuing separate solo careers.
Their disputes have periodically spilled into the public domain, involving allegations and counter-allegations over their music business, finances, royalties and family relationships.
Peter has previously made public allegations concerning the management and distribution of revenues from P-Square’s music catalogue, while Paul has also addressed the disagreements from his own perspective.
Despite several attempts at reconciliation over the years, the relationship between the brothers has remained a subject of intense public interest.
Soberekon’s latest proposal has now added an unexpected sporting dimension to the saga.
Rather than another musical collaboration or reconciliation attempt, the music executive’s offer suggests a potential celebrity boxing showdown between the two brothers — with ₦500 million reportedly on the table.
However, there is currently no confirmation that Peter has accepted the offer, nor is there evidence of a formally organised boxing event involving the brothers.
The ₦500 million should therefore be regarded as Soberekon’s reported offer and not a confirmed fight purse.
The development has nevertheless sparked widespread reactions online, with fans debating whether the proposal could actually lead to a high-profile celebrity boxing bout.
For now, attention remains on the Okoye brothers and whether either Peter or Paul will respond to the proposed ₦500 million showdown.
If Peter accepts, what began as a public family and business dispute could take an extraordinary turn — from the music stage to the boxing ring.