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"Imagine the only thing that is moving forward in Nigeria is something that the government are not in control of #music," He said in a tweet on Wednesday 4th July 2022.
Paul Okoye's thoughts are coming at the back of P-Square's appearance at Afronation Portugal 2022 where they were a very special guest.
Considering the steady ascension the Nigerian music industry and the entertainment sectors have enjoyed, it can be agreed that Nigeria's creative industry is the most promising aspect of the Nigerian economy.
Many factors both political, economical, and social accounts for why the success recorded in the Nigerian music industry has not been replicated in other key sectors of the society, and Nigerian youths will be hoping to change this at the 2023 Presidential polls.
Paul Okoye and his twin brother Peter have both been vocal about their support for one of the candidates in the coming elections and their choices might have been inspired by a desire for other aspects of the society to experience the success recorded by the entertainment industry.