PSquare unveils 100 Cities tour, two brand new songs for fans
Psquare are not joking when it says it plans to make up for lost time with a 100-city globe tour and two new songs.

Rudeboy and his brother, Mr. P, unveiled their upcoming projects in a video released on their website today.
It has been reported that the amazing music pair is beginning their world tour, which will take them to more than 100 places throughout the globe.
In addition to Kenya, Tanzania, and the rest of East Africa, other tour destinations include London and the United States.
Two new songs will be released in the coming month, they said.
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Tour kicks off on September 2nd at Kings Theatre in Brooklyn, New York City, where they’ll perform for the first time.
#worldtour 🌍 brand new 2 songs next month 🔥🎙🎼 pic.twitter.com/DKOHB1m6IE
— Rudeboy (@rudeboypsquare) June 21, 2022
In other news, Rudeboy has explained why he and his brother, Paul Okoye aka Mr. P, broke up their group, P-Square, and why it was so.
Fans were shocked when the twins reunited in November 2021 after a separation of over five years.
Family concerns, not disagreements over music, were to blame for Rudeboy and his ex-breakup, girlfriend’s according to an interview with media personality Joey Akan released on June 6.
According to Rudeboy, the reason he remained silent and didn’t speak up after the separation was because he knew the problem was personal.
According to him, P-Square was “the sacrifice” that was paid for the family issue.
He said, “I kept silent. I never said anything. I never said anything, because I knew what the problem was. It was a family issue, and it turned out that P-Square had to pay for it. P-Square was just the sacrifice.”
Rudeboy added that due to his love for his family, he does not owe anybody an explanation.
“It was a family issue, it had nothing to do with music. And because I respect family so much, I owe nobody any explanation,” Rudeboy said.