Nigerian music icon Mr. P (Peter Okoye), one-half of the legendary duo P-Square, is back with a bang—and this time, he’s linking up with Ghanaian dancehall superstar Stonebwoy for a heartfelt new single titled “ODO.”

Released today alongside a vibrant music video, ODO (which means “love” in Ghana’s Akan language) isn’t just another Afrobeats release—it’s a celebration of West African unity and a sonic love letter that blends cultures, genres, and energy. The video also comes with an unexpected surprise: a cameo appearance from boxing champ Anthony Joshua.

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Mr. P has been building momentum with a string of successful solo tracks like “Winning” and “Attention,” and ODO marks another major milestone in his post-P-Square journey. Produced by Mr. P himself and engineered by Goldswarm, the track blends the warm, infectious groove of Afrobeats with Stonebwoy’s signature reggae-dancehall vibe. It’s smooth, soulful, and deeply rhythmic—a perfect soundtrack for anyone who’s ever been in love or longed for it.

Lyrically, ODO is drenched in passion and emotion, with both artists singing about love, commitment, and that all-consuming feeling of being completely into someone. Mr. P’s polished vocals pair beautifully with Stonebwoy’s fire, creating a dynamic contrast that works effortlessly.

The music video, filmed in Accra, is a visual feast. Bright, bold, and stylish, it highlights African excellence with striking fashion, captivating choreography, and a luxury vibe that still feels rooted in authenticity. And with Anthony Joshua making a guest appearance, it adds just the right dose of surprise star power.

Fans have been buzzing about the collaboration for weeks, thanks to teasers and behind-the-scenes clips on social media. Now that it’s here, ODO is already being praised for its strong chemistry, catchy hook, and replay value. It’s the kind of song that feels just as good blasting through speakers at a party as it does in your headphones on a quiet night.

With this release, Mr. P shows he’s not slowing down anytime soon, while Stonebwoy continues his global rise as one of Africa’s most versatile and impactful artists. ODO is more than just a song—it’s a reminder of the power of cross-cultural collaboration, and it’s already shaping up to be one of 2025’s standout tracks.