Henry Okoye: “Jude is not a good person, I don’t know if he used juju on Paul” – PSquare’s elder brother, finally opens up on family feud

Henry Okoye, elder brother of P-Square, has opened up about the family feud involving Peter, Paul and Jude Okoye.

Henry accused Jude of causing the family’s long-running division. He spoke during an interview on Friday, August 7. He also questioned whether Jude used “juju” on Paul, though he offered no evidence.

Henry rejected claims that Jude built P-Square’s music career. He said the family supported Peter and Paul before Jude joined their journey.

“When they started this music, they were looking for sponsors. They didn’t get a sponsor. When I started sponsoring them, Jude was not there.”

He added,

“We would travel from state to state for music. They used my car for flyers. I did bodyguard with them.”

According to Henry, Jude joined P-Square’s management after the twins had started making progress.

“Before you could know it, Jude came in. We wanted to allow Jude to manage them, but my mum disagreed. She said she knew the kind of character Jude had.”

Henry claimed the twins later became distant from the family.

“What happened at last is that they started running away from everybody. We never knew that it was Jude that was causing the problem.”

Meanwhile, Henry claimed he was promised 20 percent from every P-Square show.

“Before they started all these things going on, they promised me 20% in each show, but nobody has given me.”

He said Jude later questioned the agreement, asking,

“‘What do I mean by 20%? For what?’”

Henry added that Jude said,

“They are flying all around, that what if they have a plane crash, I’ll be enjoying myself.”

He further claimed,

“I told him that he wasn’t there when we started, but he came now and is trying to chase everybody away,” including Tony, P-Square’s immediate elder brother who was one of their dancers.”

Henry concluded,

“Almost a year to two years, I’m not talking to Jude. He doesn’t talk to me.”

The latest allegations add another chapter to the long-running P-Square family dispute

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