Mr. P Responds to Allegations Made by Darkoo

Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P, has denied allegations made by rising singer Darkoo that he attempted to sabotage her music video. Darkoo had claimed that Mr. P (Peter of Psquare) had her video for “Focus on Me” taken down from YouTube for six days....CONTINUE READING>>>

However, in a statement released by his management team, One Management, Mr. P explained that he had only insisted on proper clearance procedures for the song, which samples one of P-Square’s hit tracks, “Gimme Dat”.

Mr. P stated that he had guided Darkoo on the proper channels to clear the sample and had even shared his own experiences with similar situations.

The statement alleged that Darkoo had ignored messages and calls from Mr. P’s team to confirm whether she had obtained the necessary clearance. As a result, the music video was released without proper authorization, leading to its temporary removal from YouTube.

According to the statement, the issue was resolved after Darkoo and her team signed a proper agreement with all parties involved. The video was subsequently reinstated on YouTube.

Mr. P’s management team denied that he had attempted to sabotage Darkoo, stating that her allegations were “malicious and a deliberate attempt to portray him in a bad light”.

They also noted that Darkoo had not complained about the video’s removal until after it was reinstated, suggesting that her public outburst was a publicity stunt.