Music stars reportedly put up their "Squareville" mansion for sale

Peter and Paul Okoye have repeatedly put up their famous Omole mansion for sale.

Afrobeats (with an 's') -- a name given in homage to the Afrobeat (without an 's') of the 1970s -- was born about 10 years ago with pioneers such as Nigerian duo P-Square (AFP/File)

There are reports that the group Psquare are on the verge of selling their house popularly known as "Squareville".

The house which is located at Omole Estate, Ikeji in Lagos state has a new post in front of it with the inscription,"For Sale." It is unclear why the brothers have decided to put up the house for sale but it might be related to present feud going on between the brothers.

The Squareville mansion is a symbolic and historic structure for the Okoye brothers as it was the beginning of what many may call their establishment into the Nigeria celebrity hall of fame and wealth.

Psquare's mansion, Squareville up for sale (Instablog9ja)

Peter and Paul Okoye both moved into the Squareville in 2010 and the building was constructed by a Nigerian architect and it was reported that the building cost overN100M to construct. It would be recalled that when the mansion was completed, the Okoye brothers had a housewarming party which was a star-studded event.

Psquare, before everything went bad (Instagram )

This latest event might just be a part of the fracas going on between Peter and Paul Okoye or it might just be a financially wise move as they both no longer live in the mansion.

After over a decade Peter and Paul Okoye decided to go their separate ways. The fallout between the brothers have been nasty to say the very least.

From Instagram shade to Twitter slamming and even the viral video of the brothers almost exchanging blows at their lawyer's office to insulting each other, the Okoye brothers have definitely had a very eventful and interesting year filled with drama and looks like its even getting more interesting.