Nigerian singer Rudeboy (Paul Okoye), formerly of the iconic music group P-Square, has made a passionate declaration of his cultural identity in a recent post on X.
While sharing a video of an old song performed in Igbo, Rudeboy wrote:
“I’m a ‘nobody’ I repeat!! a nobody!! without the culture, native, language, the pride, of a Nigerian 🫡🇳🇬 100% proudly Nigerian 🇳🇬100% proudly Igbo 🫡”
I’m a “nobody” I repeat!! a nobody!! without the culture, native,language, the pride , of a Nigerian 🫡🇳🇬 100% proudly Nigerian 🇳🇬100% proudly Igbo 🫡 pic.twitter.com/cH2qHdSDoy
— Rudeboy (@rudeboypsquare) July 29, 2026
The post has resonated strongly with fans, who praised the artiste for embracing and celebrating his roots. Many see it as a powerful reminder of the importance of cultural identity in an increasingly globalised world.
Rudeboy, known for his contributions to some of Nigeria’s biggest hits alongside his twin brother Peter Okoye, has always maintained a strong connection to his Igbo heritage and Nigerian identity throughout his career.
His latest message comes at a time when discussions about cultural pride, language preservation, and national identity continue to dominate conversations among Nigerians at home and in the diaspora.
Fans have flooded the comment section with positive messages, with many commending Rudeboy for staying true to his roots and using his platform to promote Nigerian and Igbo culture.
The video shared alongside the post has also received significant attention, with listeners appreciating the classic highlife and cultural elements embedded in the song.
Rudeboy continues to be celebrated as one of Nigeria’s most influential musicians, and his recent post further endears him to fans who value authenticity and cultural consciousness.
