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Lola Omotayo writes loving birthday message to Peter & Paul Okoye


PSquare, Peter and Paul Okoye are a year older today. Peter's wife, Lola Omotayo took time out to send a shout out to her Husband and his twin- Paul Okoye. See what she wrote after the cut...


Here's wishing my husband @peterpsquare and our very own uncle Paul, papa André @rudeboypsquare a very Happy Birthday.�� We celebrate you two today������. ������May the Lord remain a constant in both your lives and may you continue to have good health, long life, peace, prosperity and happiness all the days of your lives. May your bond ☝��remain unbreakable ������IJN. We love you ❤❤��������to the moon and back and pray that you continue to inspire us and your fans and make good music that unites the world. Peter & Paul forever!God bless you two.
Happy Birthday PSquare!! 

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