Mr P Unveils New Video Exposing Family Feud with Okoye Brothers

The ongoing saga between Nigerian music sensation, Peter Okoye, also known as Mr P, and his brothers, Jude and Paul Okoye, has taken a new turn. Mr P has released the fourth part of his video series, where he delves deeper into the long-standing dispute that has been making headlines. In the latest video, Mr P clarifies that his initial petition was not targeted at his twin brother, Paul Okoye, but rather at Northside Music, a company he alleged was involved in financial irregularities. He claims that investigations later revealed that Northside Music was owned by Jude Okoye and his wife, prompting Jude's invitation for questioning. Mr P further expresses his feelings of betrayal by Paul's actions and public comments regarding the investigation, which he believes were not in his best interest. Additionally, Mr P accuses Jude of diverting royalties through Northside Music, stating that millions of dollars meant for the music group, P-Square, were mismanaged. Despite their family ties, Mr P believes he has been financially betrayed by his brothers. The latest claims come on the heels of Jude Okoye's public denial of any wrongdoing, insisting that all royalty payments and company records have been properly accounted for. The dispute between the Okoye brothers remains unresolved, with legal proceedings still ongoing.
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Mr P and him brothers no dey see eye to eye, and e don release new video to explain him side of di story. Make we see whether dem go resolve di matter or e go continue like dis.
Source: Linda Ikeji's Blog
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