Aki and Pawpaw looking dapper in new photo


Osita Iheme and Chinedu Ikedieze popularly known as Aki and Paw Paw looked dapper as they hit the stage at their Aki and Paw Paw show in Manchester.

The duo have been plagued with rumours of a rift between them.Good to know all is well.

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