Singer and former member of the defunct group Psquare, Peter Okoye, has released the sixth part of his tell-all about his fallout with his brothers.
The singer disclosed that Jude and Paul served him a letter, asking him to stop performing Psquare’s songs. He alleged that his brothers were engaging in fraudulent dealings and had two mansions behind his back.
He claimed that when the EFCC were doing their investigation, they discovered two big mansions, two minutes away from his house, and that Jude and Paul legally owned them. Peter said the EFCC traced it and found out that they actually bought it with stolen money and sealed it up, hence why his brothers are mad.
Mr P, as he now goes by, further disclosed that Jude Okoye had a Northside Music Bank account which belonged to his wife.
A day ago, in the third part of his tell-all series, Peter alleged that he discovered he was no longer a signatory to Northside Entertainment’s bank account while trying to obtain the company’s statement of account. Peter questioned why his brothers would steal from him if money weren’t important, and called their action a pure betrayal.
Jude, debunked his claims, accusing him of trying to bait him and manipulate public opinion through social media while the matter remains before the court. He maintained that he wouldn’t be discussing issues that are still part of the ongoing legal proceedings, beyond correcting what he described as false narratives.
Peter, released the fifth part of his tell-all series, making fresh allegations of Jude threatening to shoot him during a disagreement over the ownership of a property in the United States after he questioned plans to sell it.
Responding to him, Jude questioned why Peter was resorting to sharing such a video, as he handed him over to God. Jude said Peter will be in his prayers.
Last year, Jude threw shots at Peter, Cynthia Morgan, and others for being greedy and wanting to eat alone and leave. He noted that they never complained when they left his label,, but when they fall and become broke, rather than accept responsibility and accountability, they point fingers at him.
Refreshing your memory, in March, last year, Jude was arraigned at FHC in Ikoyi, for an alleged N1.38 billion fraud by EFCC.
In April, he was finally released from detention. His younger brother, Paul, announced his release on his Instagram story as he threw shade at his twin brother, Peter, noting how all his efforts to frustrate his bail had finally collapsed.