My wife wants me to pay

Peter Okoye of the defunct Psquare who is now know as just Mr. P,has gained a some profitable endorsement deal, he is the Chief Executive Officer of Zoom Life Style and he is a popular musician as well as a brand ambassador.


Mr. P, and his wife Titilola Lorreta Omotayo, who is popularly known as Lola Omotayo has two kids, a boy and a girl, Cameron and Aliona Okoye.

He recently lunched a clothing line (Zip republic) which will debut soon and has  already made his lovely kids his brand ambassadors.

On an Instagram post,he said:

"Zip republic is coming to town, meet my first two brand ambassadors, but Lola Omotayo insists that I must pay them"

According to Peter he wouldn't want to pay them as they are his kids, but his wife Lola held her ground that he must pay them, as business is business.


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