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Tacha N60m: “Everything Na Audio Money” – Paul Okoye to Peter Okoye

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Popular Nigerian singer, Paul Okoye of the defunct Psquare has reacted to the disqualification of Big Brother Naija housemate, Tacha.

The singer made a comment and many people have assumed it was targeted at his estranged twin brother, Peter Okoye, who made a ptomise to give the disqualified BBNaija housemate ₦60 million in cash if she fails to win the reality TV show.

Things took a new turn when Peter Okoye denied his promise to give Tacha the prize money.

In reaction to this, Paul Okoye was found in AY Makun’s comment section.

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