Singer Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr P, has appealed to fans to stop comparing him with his twin brother, Paul Okoye, also known as Rudeboy, or other musicians.

Speaking during a recent broadcast, the former P-Square member said he wants to focus on his solo career and pursue his goals without being measured against anyone else.

“Stop comparing me with my brother or anyone else. Enough of the comparisons. I want to do me. There is no one like me. I want to do my thing and chop my money,” he said.

Mr P also reflected on the impact of P-Square's reunion on his personal career, claiming that the move affected the momentum he had built as a solo artist.

Speaking during an interview with Cool FM Lagos, the singer said his social media growth slowed after reuniting with his brother. He recalled gaining thousands of followers daily before the reunion and argued that his online presence was significantly stronger at the time.

“Before the reunion, I used to gain 100,000 followers every day. After Davido, it was Don Jazzy and me who were the biggest African celebrities on social media. But after the reunion, everything just dropped,” he said.

The singer further stated that his longevity in the music industry deserves greater recognition, noting that he has remained relevant for nearly three decades.

“I have been in the game for nearly 30 years, and I am still trending to date. I deserve more respect,” he added.

Mr P and Rudeboy rose to fame as members of the defunct music duo P-Square, one of Africa's most successful music groups, before embarking on separate careers following their split.