Jermaine Jackson, brother of late pop music star, Michael Jackson has expressed profound gratitude to Nigerian music duo, P-Square for recording a tribute song to the music legend.
P-Square, made of Peter and Paul Okoye, released the video of a song, Personally last month as their tribute to Michael Jackson who died on June 25, 2009.
The group posted under the video on Youtube that: "We dedicate this video to our mentor; the legendary King Of Pop The late Michael Jackson, who still inspires us 'Personally'."
Commenting on the video, Jermaine Jackson said: "It's not every day that phenomenal band comes along - P-Square - and they are absolutely sensational."
He said the P-Square is sensational "with the showmanship, the singing, the dancing and I was really knocked out because it kind [of] remind me of me and the Jackson 5, the brothers, when we first started and I am really excited to meet them."
The former Jackson 5 member thanked "P-Sqaure for doing such an incredible tribute to my brother, Michael because it was sensational and it was very heartfelt."
He was of the believe that, "one day we will meet on stage Insha'Allah so P-Square all the best."
Story by Ghana | Myjoyonline.com | Ernest Dela Aglanu (Twitter: @delaXdela / Instagram: citizendela)



'NPP has become group of flip-floppers' – Edem Agbana on South Africa evacuation...
Kufuor explains why his government opted for HIPC despite concerns over Ghana’s ...
Policewoman who attempted 120-hour painting marathon dies after short illness
I entered politics in my 20s but became president at 62 – Kufuor
Accra-Tema Motorway project reaches 53% completion despite delays
UG students plan November 2 protest over 26% accommodation fee hike
Police debunk 10 alleged missing manhood cases in Asankragwa, warn against false...
EPA gives Empire Cement 30 days to relocate over Densu Delta Ramsar Site concern...
Canada will offer technical support for establishment of Women's Development Ban...
Prisons Service to publish findings on alleged plot to poison Chairman Wontumi

Comments
P-Square go higher.