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Jermaine Jackson, brother of late pop music star, Michael Jackson has expressed profound gratitude to Nigerian music duo, P-Square for recording a tribute song to the music legend.
P-Square, made of Peter and Paul Okoye, released the video of a song, Personally last month as their tribute to Michael Jackson who died on June 25, 2009.
The group posted under the video on Youtube that: "We dedicate this video to our mentor; the legendary King Of Pop The late Michael Jackson, who still inspires us 'Personally'."
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