PSquare splurges on his passion for luxury by adding expensive jets to his collection.
Recently, rumors have surfaced suggesting that the Nigerian rock duo P-Square, consisting of Peter and Paul Okoye, do not in fact own a private plane, despite what their fans may have believed. The news has left many of their supporters disappointed as they were previously excited about the supposed purchase.
During an interview on Peace FM’s “Entertainment Review,” P-Square’s publicist Bayo Adetu clarified the situation by stating that although the company had a contract with a private aircraft company, they did not actually own a private plane. Instead, they were able to use a private jet whenever necessary through this agreement.
Adetu explained that the private jet was included in P-Square’s entourage due to their partnership with a private jet company. This allowed P-Square to use the plane freely for any official shows at any time of day. P-Square remained the sole African musicians with this exclusive privilege, giving them unrestricted access to a private jet whenever they desired.
Adetu confirmed the truth about the reported deal with Universal Records. He stated, “Yes, it’s true. We officially sealed the deal on Thursday, May 31, 2012.” He clarified that the agreement wasn’t just confined to South Africa but had a global impact. The contract was signed in South Africa and then sent over to Universal Records’ worldwide headquarters. This partnership held significant importance on an international level.
Adetu subtly mentioned promising results from the deal. I see this contract as just one of the many good things ahead for them. It’s a win-win situation for all parties involved, and we are completely comfortable with every detail. And that’s about all I can share for now.
