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Sensational Nigerian singing duo, Peter and Paul Okoye popularly called P Square, according to reports, have acquired a private jet.
According to the information, the award winning twins recently coughed out several millions of dollars to pick the private jet from an Arabian businessman.
The acquisition makes the duo the ‘biggest boys’ in the Nigerian music and showbiz industry.
Confirming the report, Peter tweeted, “Jetting privately....thanks to God and the fans. You all made it possible. Baba God don settle us...I no go lie. Just included on our list...that very list......shhhhhh.”
The duo is known to own landed properties in Jos, Port Harcourt and their newly built Lagos mansion worth about 400 million Naira.
They also own SUVs, a Hummer, buses and a Nissan Altima among other automobiles.
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