“We aren’t helping anyone make money off our backs anymore” – Praye

By Ebenezer Donkoh Last updated Jun 26, 2019

Ghanaian music group Praye will not help any tabloid or blog make money off their back, at least they believe answering questions pertaining to their break only puts monies in the coffers of the media houses and nothing else.

Waging in on recent social media outburst and disagreement between Nigerian blood brothers and music performing artists Peter and Paul Okoye well known by their stage name P Square, Praye via their Twitter handle disclosed disagreements are bound to happen and were therefore surprised journalists would forever remain on their case as to why the group which was once a trio turned a duo.

The group has therefore decided not to speak to issues surrounding their split since people only make money of them with such news.

Read their tweets from below.

We've stopped answering questions on why we broke up. Our sole duty is deliver hits like we have done in the past. #Kportor

— Praye Ghana (@PrayeGhana) February 18, 2016

90% of the time, when the ask why we split, the really don't care. Their aim is to get a headline and sale copies of their paper. #Kportor

— Praye Ghana (@PrayeGhana) February 18, 2016

We aren't helping anyone make money off our backs anymore. We've worked hard to gain fame. We are yet to fully exploit our fame.

— Praye Ghana (@PrayeGhana) February 18, 2016

…so it wouldn't be smart to keep answering questions, that get you paid at our expense. All we wanna do is make the fans dance.

— Praye Ghana (@PrayeGhana) February 18, 2016

It's not your business if it was @cartelbigj or @prayetintin or @ChoirmasterGh who caused the first split or the second.

— Praye Ghana (@PrayeGhana) February 18, 2016

Even P-square who are blood/twins could fight openly. Did we bring our disagreement on social media? We were mature and sensitive to y'all.

— Praye Ghana (@PrayeGhana) February 18, 2016