Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr P, has dropped another bombshell in his ongoing tell-all series about his fallout with his twin brother, Paul Okoye, and their elder brother, Jude Okoye.
The latest from part 7
In part 7 of the series, the singer alleged that Paul and Jude stole $3.2 million from their Forex account in 2013. According to him, losing the money was painful, but the betrayal hurt even more because it came from family. He also took a swipe at Paul, saying,
“Paul, you are rude… No wonder you wanted Jude to be our manager.”
Mr P further claimed that Jude once told Paul he would use the money meant for both of them to secure his own future after PSquare reunited. He recalled the conversation, saying,
“As you don get your PSquare back, this money wey dey share our side, I go use am dey hold my side.”
Peter added that Paul simply replied, “No.” The singer believes the statement revealed their real intentions during the reunion.
A peek at other allegations by Mr P
Meanwhile, this is only the latest chapter in Peter’s series of shocking allegations. Earlier, he accused Paul of constantly trying to pull him down. He also claimed their proposed revenue sharing gave him and Paul 35 percent each, while Jude would receive 30 percent as manager. Peter later alleged he was secretly removed as a signatory to Northside Entertainment’s bank account.
In another episode, he claimed Jude threatened to shoot him during a disagreement over a property in the United States. He also revealed they served him a letter demanding that he stop performing PSquare songs and accused them of buying two mansions without informing him.
However, Jude Okoye has denied the allegations. He accused Peter of trying to influence public opinion while their case remains in court. Jude insisted he would not discuss issues that are still before the court, except to correct what he described as false claims.
Earlier this year, Peter also ruled out any chance of a PSquare reunion. He said the group is finished and urged fans to accept that some things do not last forever. Their family dispute reportedly began again in 2023 over claims that joint PSquare funds were diverted.
