Nigerian music veteran Mr. P (Peter Okoye), one half of the iconic duo P-Square, has joined forces with Ghanaian dancehall powerhouse Stonebwoy for a powerful new single titled ‘ODO’—a vibrant celebration of love, African unity, and cross-border artistry.
Released alongside a cinematic music video, ODO sees the dynamic blend of Afrobeats and reggae-dancehall, with both stars showcasing their strengths: Mr. P’s smooth Afropop vocals and Stonebwoy’s commanding dancehall presence. The track was self-produced by Mr. P and engineered by Goldswarm, delivering a polished soundscape rich in emotion and rhythm.
Titled after the Akan word for “love,” ODO is a soulful, romantic anthem layered with heartfelt lyrics, melodic instrumentation, and a catchy hook destined to become a fan favourite.
The collaboration has been described as a “West African musical handshake,” merging Nigerian and Ghanaian influences into a seamless sonic experience.
Adding to the excitement is a surprise cameo by boxing champion Anthony Joshua in the accompanying visuals, shot in Accra. The video, brimming with vibrant colour, stylish African aesthetics, and high-energy choreography, reflects the pan-African unity and global ambition behind the project.
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Mr. P, who has enjoyed solo success with hits like Winning and Attention, continues to carve a distinct lane since P-Square’s 2016 hiatus, while Stonebwoy remains one of Ghana’s most internationally recognised artists, known for his 2015 BET Award for Best International Act: Africa and consistent global presence.
Speaking on the release, fans online have praised the track’s chemistry, noting how the duo’s synergy elevates ODO into more than just a collaboration—it’s a statement.
With teasers, pre-order campaigns, and social media buzz leading up to the release, ODO is already gaining traction on playlists across Africa and in the diaspora.
As both artists draw from their cultural roots while appealing to a global audience, ODO stands as a shining example of what happens when African music giants unite for love, sound, and storytelling.
Listen to ODO here.