Is Peter Okoye winning following P-Square’s break up?

– Peter Okoye grabs new endorsement deal since going solo from the group P-Square

 – In early 2016, the Okoye brothers (Peter, Paul and Jude) fell out over several reasons, leading to a widely publicized ‘feud’

 – The brothers have since gone ahead with personal projects, with reports that the split helped restore calm in the family

 Peter Okoye has landed another mega deal and this time it’s with an automobile brand.

On Wednesday, June 15, 2016, the energetic performer took his Instagram page and shared photos of the new deal as he thanked his fans and friends for the supports so far.

He wrote: “My dear fans and friends I am happy to inform you all that I am the new face of KIA @kiamotorsnigeria …@peterpsquare MrP now KIA’s ambassador in #Nigeria. Pls help Welcome me now to the KIA family🚘 I give all thanks to God for blessing me much more than I deserve!🙏🏽 😇 And may the Good Lord Bless my family,friends and fans for me as well😊😇🙏🏽@kiamotorsnigeria”

The new endorsement comes on the heels of his renewed deal with Olympic milk as well as the joint partnership with his twin brother Paul Okoye with telecommunications giant Globacom Nigeria.

Recall that the much-publicized ‘feud’ between the Okoye brothers (Peter, Paul and Jude) in the early parts of 2016 took the Nigerian entertainment industry by storm as it lasted for weeks and seemed to pick momentum almost on a daily basis.

Several prominent Nigerians were said to step in and help restore quiet in the stormy relationship after which the brothers embraced peace and went on to issue public apologies for their actions.

P-Square eventually travelled to Rotterdam where they gave impressive performances at the Palmundo world festival in March 2016 following the make up.

 But in the wake of that, not a lot has been seen or heard of the pair as a group in terms of performances or making music together.

Rather, they have busied with solo projects with Peter performing at various gigs and Paul Okoye has pursued his career as record label boss by signing and promoting his artistes Lucy Candy May and Muno at Rudeboy Records.

See photos with which Peter Okoye announced the new deal below: