Yul Edochie, a Nollywood actor and pastor, has articulated his perspective regarding the ongoing calls for reconciliation between the Okoye brothers, Peter and Paul, of the Psquare group.

In a recent post on Instagram, Edochie expressed his astonishment at the continuous pressure for the siblings to restore their relationship, highlighting that many individuals overlook the inherent irony of life.

He proposed that genuine peace might sometimes be better achieved through maintaining a certain distance rather than enforcing closeness.

Edochie remarked that attaining peace may necessitate distancing oneself from specific family members while engaging with others from a distance.

He cautioned that the strain of enforced proximity could adversely affect one’s mental and emotional health.

He underscored that, although it is uplifting to witness Psquare united, the individual happiness and well-being of each brother take precedence. If remaining apart is essential for their health, it is a preferable option.

Edochie concluded by asserting that being alive and fulfilled holds greater significance than merely being together.

“I see people say Rudeboy, go & make peace with your brother, Mr P, go & make peace with your brother, I just laugh.

Many people still don’t understand what life is about.

Sometimes, real peace comes from staying apart.

Sometimes, even some family members have to be blocked to achieve peace.

Sometimes, you just have to relate with people from a distance to have peace.

Trying to be close to will kill you.

Life is short, especially for men

Small thing, man, don fall.

Too much stress.

That’s why we have many windows everywhere.

So, you have to be intentional about your life.

And life na per head.

Block anybody that needs to be blocked so you can have peace.

Don’t look back.

Fight for yourself. Stay alive.

It’s good to see Psquare together.

But if they have to stay apart to be happy and alive for us, let them stay apart.

We love them together”.

“Being alive and happy is more important than being together”