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Peter Okoye Reacts to Sales of Nearly 3,000 Copies of Cap He Wore in Video Calling Out Paul & Jude

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Peter Okoye Reacts to Sales of Nearly 3,000 Copies of Cap He Wore in Video Calling Out Paul & Jude
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Nigerian singer Peter Okoye, known as Mr P, has seen a surge in sales for his clothing brand following a public family feud with his brothers. The red cap he wore during viral videos addressing the conflict sold nearly 3,000 units in one week.

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This highlights the intersection of celebrity personal drama and consumer behavior, where viral social media conflicts can directly drive commercial success.

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Peter Okoye, one-half of the iconic duo P-Square known professionally as Mr P, has announced a significant sales milestone for his clothing brand, revealing that nearly 3,000 units of his Red ZR Cap sold out within just seven days.

The singer, who made headlines for calling out his brothers, Jude and Paul Okoye , took to social media on Sunday, August 9, 2026, to share the news with fans, saying he genuinely did not anticipate the overwhelming response.

Peter Okoye shares quantities of caps he sold after calling out his brothers Paul and Jude. Credit: peterpsquare Source: Instagram

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