Peter Okoye of P-Square Veers Into Football Management

Peter Okoye, one half of the P-Square twin brothers, has officially veered into professional football management.
His agency, P-Classic Football Management, has already been registered with all necessary football bodies home and abroad.
Bayo Adetu, P-Square’s publicist, confirmed the development, adding that Peter, who has been sponsoring Omole FC for more than five years, has already sponsored two players from the team to Europe in 2015, while more of them are scheduled to travel abroad for trial this year.

“PC football management is a platform that Peter has been using to help grassroots football. This is something he is so passionate about, and he is ready to take it up big time,” Adetu stated.
Uchechukwu Keliba, head coach of Omole FC, said that the team has senior and junior players’ categories, and has achieved a lot with the assistance of Peter Okoye.

The team has been representing Ojodu local government annually at the Lagos Junior League.
Peter and Paul Okoye of P-Square started their career as footballers at the Pepsi Football Academy, Jos, before giving up on the game for music. They played alongside Mikel Obi and other notable Nigerian national team players.
Paul was a goalkeeper, while Peter prominently played as an attacker at the team.

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