The long-running feud involving P-Square singers Peter and Paul Okoye and their elder brother and former manager, Jude Okoye, has taken another turn, with another member of the Okoye family publicly weighing in on the dispute.
Henry Okoye, who identified himself as the brother directly older than Jude and senior to Peter and Paul, has accused Jude of contributing to the family’s divisions and urged him to take responsibility for reconciling the estranged twins.
Henry’s intervention comes amid a fresh round of accusations between the brothers after Peter, popularly known as Mr P, began releasing a series of videos detailing his version of P-Square’s history, financial dealings and the circumstances surrounding the group’s repeated break-ups.
Peter and Paul formed P-Square and rose to become one of Africa’s biggest music groups before splitting in 2017. They reconciled in 2021 but separated again in 2024 following renewed disagreements over the group’s finances and management. The dispute subsequently led to an Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) investigation and an ongoing court case involving Jude, who has denied wrongdoing.
Jude has also publicly responded to Peter’s recent allegations, disputing claims of financial impropriety and accusing his younger brother of manipulating the narrative surrounding P-Square’s finances and family disagreements.
