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Paul Okoye, one-half of the defunct Nigerian Afrobeats duo P-Square, unexpectedly fell off the stage.
The singer, who is professionally known as Rudeboy, fell while performing one of P-Square’s popular songs, “Forever,” during a live performance in Perth, Australia.
Reacting to the viral video, some Nigerians blamed the singer for wearing dark eyeglasses during a nighttime performance, while many attributed it to his separation from his twin brother, Peter Okoye.
DAILY POST reports that Paul Okoye separated from his twin brother, Peter Okoye, to sing independently amid their ongoing dispute over financial transparency, royalty management, and corporate structures linked to their music catalogue.
The shocking moment Rudeboy fell while performing on stage. pic.twitter.com/jBMbPvNIly
— Amy (@Cinemababey) April 29, 2026
See some of the reactions below:
One @lechieff wrote, “Dark shades at night… Chances of missing your step increased by 1000%.”
@baybiee1 wrote, “His twin brother would have laughed hard, though it might happen to anyone.”
@top629039 wrote, “Every single person in that crowd knows only Psquare, not any Mr P or Rudeboy.”
@gotflavoursng wrote, “If they were two, he wouldn’t have fallen.”
@Ikudaisiibukun1 wrote, “Maybe it’s because he hasn’t performed on stage in a while.”
@luckymandaniel wrote, “His twin will soon change Australia’s national anthem.”
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