"Hold your government accountable instead of blaming celebrities for not assisting people." Nigerians are told by Peter Okoye

 Psquare's Peter Okoye has a message for privileged Nigerians who love to blame famous people for their subpar way of living. The singer advised them to concentrate their ire at the government rather than famous people because they have no right to assist them during an Instagram live session. Peter advised them to start holding the government accountable instead of looking for somebody to point the finger at. The father of two pointed out that although individuals in positions of authority were sending their children abroad for high-quality healthcare and education, Nigerians still expected celebrities to erect schools and hospitals for them. He explained that not everyone needs to sign artists in response to people who questioned him about it. He brought up the late Michael Jackson, who signed only his sister before passing too suddenly. Peter drew attention to the hypocrisy of how Nigerians would have attacked him if he had signed his sister for doing solely family business.

Mr. P, as he is affectionately known, continued by saying he doesn't want to sign artists. I spend more money on technology, he declared. Psquare, you folks say who una help? Una bring up who? Who was mentioned by Michael Jackson? Not all body artists are required to sign. I'm not interested in signing again. You guys would argue it's family business if I brought my sister, just as MJ did with his. Many individuals require assistance, but please learn to hold your government accountable. Stop seeking for blame, you guys are always blaming celebs. You want famous people to build hospitals and schools. Meanwhile, your government is sending its own children to receive medical attention or attend school abroad. This is not the first time that MR P has criticized entitled Nigerians; only a few days prior, he had chastised individuals who had criticized his lavish lifestyle abroad.

The musician had boasted about his opulent home in America. In the video, he flaunted the ornately decorated interior of his Atlanta home. The video drew criticism online from those who thought he was flaunting himself, while another person compared him to politicians who invest in foreign real estate instead of their own country's resources. Reacting Many Nigerians, according to Peter Okoye, require serious deliverance because they criticize politicians in his comment section for flaunting his mansion, which was purchased with his hard-earned money, rather than criticizing them for using it to buy homes abroad and send their children to the best schools abroad.

He composed; ”They use your hard earned tax payers money to buy houses abroad, train there children in the best school abroad. And even go for medical treatment abroad! You come here dey troll me we dey my house for abroad dey do world tour. You need serious deliverance! Ode!

You praise your oppressors that denied you the best things in this life and come February 2023. they will give you 5k to sell your vote for them. And you think I will be affected My brother! My sister I only want A Better Nigeria VOTE WISELY.”

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