Famous Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, known professionally as Rudeboy from the P-Square duo, has disclosed his source of wealth following his arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Recently, Rudeboy and his elder brother, Jude Okoye, were taken into custody by the anti-graft agency as part of an investigation. The arrest of the two prominent figures in the Nigerian music industry drew significant attention, leading to widespread speculation about the nature of the charges against them.
After his release, Rudeboy addressed the situation on his Instagram story, emphasizing that he is not a thief. He expressed his frustration over the allegations and clarified that his earnings come from his successful music career, which has spanned over two decades and produced numerous hits.
In his Instagram post, Rudeboy sought to reassure his fans and followers about his integrity. He wrote: “Eagle eyes, all cleared. I no thief ohh. Na just good music de pay. Now let’s get back to the music next week!! New music!! Vitamin D.”
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Rudeboy’s statement highlights his reliance on music as his primary source of income. The singer, along with his brother Peter, achieved fame as part of the P-Square duo, known for their energetic performances and hit songs that have garnered millions of fans across Africa and beyond. The duo’s success has also led to various endorsement deals, concerts, and music sales, contributing significantly to their wealth.
The EFCC’s actions underscore the ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes in Nigeria, but Rudeboy’s response suggests confidence in his transparency and the legitimacy of his financial dealings.
