Fans Pick Best Performer as Peter and Paul Okoye Sing Alingo at Separate Events
Fans Pick Best Performer as Okoye Twins Sing Alingo

Videos of Peter Okoye and Paul Okoye performing the same Psquare classic, Alingo, at separate events have set social media ablaze, with fans drawing direct comparisons between the twin brothers as their bitter feud continues to play out in public. The clips, which surfaced online on August 7, 2026, show each brother delivering his rendition of the beloved hit at different venues, sparking a lively debate among fans about who gave the better performance.

Fans Weigh In on Performances

Viewers were quick to weigh in on who delivered the stronger performance, with opinions sharply divided. Some fans rallied behind Peter, also known as Mr P, praising his stage presence and crowd engagement, while others lauded Paul's vocal delivery and energy. The comparison videos arrived in the middle of an ongoing family feud that has seen the Okoye twins openly dragging each other on social media in recent weeks.

One fan, @ama_says, commented on Instagram: "Peter has always been the lovable one! The crowd puller. He has the personality." Another, @fellys_importhub, added: "Mr p's aura is unmatched." However, not all agreed, with @yvy_baby noting: "They are both talented in their own right." The debate extended beyond performance, with some using the moment to counter claims that Peter's solo career under the Mr P brand has been declining.

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Family Feud Intensifies

The public sparring between Peter and Paul has escalated in recent weeks, with both brothers airing grievances on social media. Adding fuel to the fire, Peter recently revealed that members of his own family turned against him over his decision to marry his wife, Lola Omotayo. This disclosure painted a painful picture of the internal divisions that have long troubled the Okoye family, deepening the rift that fans have watched unfold.

In the midst of this, the comparison videos have provided a distraction for fans, though some expressed sadness over the family's discord. @goodness_godsdaughter shared: "I don't know, but I don't really like to see family fall apart ?! I really pray they iron things in the soonest possible time." Another user, @aguh_vic, reacted with a hint of frustration: "40% waiting patiently for thrm to mumu finish make he collect him own money."

Mervis Elebe Speaks on Lola Okoye

Legit.ng had earlier reported that the ongoing Okoye family feud had sparked further reactions, with a woman identified as Mervis Elebe sharing what she says she personally witnessed during her time around the family. According to Mervis, she was present at the Psquare family home as far back as 2008 and observed firsthand how Peter Okoye's wife, Lola Omotayo, was treated by some members of the family, including Jude Okoye. She alleged that Lola was never fully accepted because she is Yoruba and older than Peter, claims that have fueled fresh discussions online.

The feud, which has played out publicly for weeks, shows no sign of abating, and fans remain divided not only over performances but also over who is right or wrong in the family dispute. As the brothers continue to perform separately, their fans hold onto hope for reconciliation, even as the distance between them grows.

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