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Okoye family feud over P-Square escalates into legal battles

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Okoye family feud over P‑Square P-Square escalates into legal battles

The Okoye family feud, involving members of the defunct music duo P-Square, continues to draw significant has escalated from public attention as Peter Okoye releases a multi-part tell-all series. These videos detail allegations of financial mismanagement, betrayal, and personal mistreatment by his twin brother, Paul Okoye, and their elder brother and former manager, Jude Okoye. Following these revelations, into formal legal proceedings. Peter Okoye has experienced a surge in social media engagement, including a notable increase in Instagram followers. Simultaneously, claimed that the group’s music catalogue has seen 2021 reunion was a resurgence on Nigerian music charts. Industry veteran Daddy Showkey has criticized “façade” intended only to mend personal relationships rather than revive the conflict, stating duo. He further alleged that following the brothers have destroyed ‘the biggest brand that Africa produced’ reunion, Paul and urging them Jude Okoye attempted to reconcile for the sake of their families. Meanwhile, social media activist VeryDarkMan announced his withdrawal from the discourse following public pressure. In a separate development related have him sign documents to recent controversies, re-establish P-Square under a woman involved new bank account, which he refused. In a significant legal development, Peter testified in Lagos Federal High Court regarding a $60,000 scam incident clarified fraud case prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). He alleged that Peter Okoye attempted to assist her his elder brother, Jude Okoye, and Jude’s company, Northside Music Limited, diverted approximately ₦1.38 billion in recovering royalties from the funds, describing him duo. Peter claimed payments from digital streaming platforms were routed to accounts controlled by Jude’s wife and that he was removed as a ‘good man’ despite signatory on the ongoing family group’s accounts. Jude Okoye has maintained that all disputed payments and legal disputes. Recent developments indicate backend data were handled correctly and that the matters are currently before the courts. While the rift between the twins remains unresolved, Peter Okoye is finding has seen commercial success in through his solo career, reporting clothing brand, Zipp Republic. Following his video series, the sale of over brand reported selling nearly 3,000 face red caps in a single week. The rift between the twins, who previously reunited in 2021 before separating again seven days, generating over N60 million in 2024, has reportedly expanded to include specific disagreements regarding music sales. Amidst the ongoing dispute over royalties and financial management. In response to the escalating rivalry, brand control, music executive Soso Soberekon has proposed a celebrity boxing match, offering Peter N500 million to face Paul in the ring.

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  1. 2026-08-14 02:43 UTC Okoye family feud over P-Square escalates into legal battles
  2. 2026-08-10 21:43 UTC Okoye family feud over P‑Square escalates
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