Darkoo Accuses Peter Okoye of Sabotaging “Focus On Me” Video

British-Nigerian musician Darkoo has made serious allegations against Peter Okoye, known as Mr. P of the iconic Nigerian duo P-Square, accusing him of sabotaging her recent music video release for the song “Focus On Me.” According to posts made by Darkoo on social media, the video was taken down from YouTube for six days due to actions allegedly taken by Peter Okoye.

Darkoo claims that she had secured all necessary clearances for the sample used in her song, emphasizing that the removal of her video was not about copyright or contractual issues but rather a personal vendetta. She stated that Peter Okoye attempted to have himself featured on the track and, upon her refusal, took actions to sabotage the song’s success. Darkoo‘s public statements suggest that Peter had even created his own verse for the song, which she did not include, leading to what she describes as retaliatory behavior from the musician.

The artist detailed that despite obtaining clearance from P-Square for the sample, Peter Okoye instructed her not to communicate with his brothers, Jude Okoye and Paul Okoye, who have been supportive in resolving the situation. Darkoo shared her disappointment and frustration, highlighting the impact on her fans, her hard work, and the financial and emotional toll this incident has taken.

As of now, Peter Okoye has not publicly responded to these allegations. The music industry and fans alike are watching closely for any statements from Mr. P regarding the accusations. The situation has sparked a conversation about professional conduct and the dynamics of collaboration within the music scene, especially in cases involving high-profile artists.