Nigerian Afro-pop icon Mr P (Peter Okoye of the legendary P-Square) has officially addressed the “elephant in the room” following his recent Johannesburg performance. While the show was a high-energy success, the singer took to social media on March 30 to issue a heartfelt apology for his late arrival on stage.
Humility After the Heat
Despite the frustration of some concertgoers who waited for the star to appear, Mr P was quick to take accountability, emphasizing his deep respect for the South African “Megacy” of fans.
“I want to sincerely apologize to those who were offended by my late arrival on stage. It was beyond my control. I deeply respect the fans who take their time, energy, and resources to come watch me perform; that’s why I never joke with my stagecraft.” — Mr P
The singer further revealed that he has held “stern discussions” with the event promoters to ensure that the logistical hiccups of the Johannesburg leg do not repeat themselves as the tour continues.
A True OG Performance
While the delay was a point of contention, the actual performance left the Jozi crowd in awe. Unlike many international acts who deliver short 15-minute sets, Mr P was praised for his marathon-style “stagecraft,” blending his solo hits with the classic P-Square nostalgia fans crave.
One fan captured the sentiment online: “Honestly, aside from the late arrival, you really showed up, my brother… You owe us nothing because you gave us EVERYTHING. Thank you for showing humility toward us.”
Next Stop: The Mother City
Mr P is now turning his focus to the Western Cape. With the Johannesburg apology behind him, the expectations for a punctual and explosive show in Cape Town are sky-high.
- Date: Saturday, 4 April 2026
- Location: Cape Town
- What to expect: A full-scale performance with the signature choreography and energy that defined the P-Square era.
