P-Square Family Feud Deepens as Elder Brother Henry Okoye Accuses Jude Okoye of Fueling Divisions
The long-running family dispute surrounding Nigerian music duo P-Square has taken a fresh turn, with their elder brother, Henry Okoye, publicly accusing their former manager and sibling, Jude Okoye, of contributing to the group’s persistent divisions.
P-Square, composed of twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye, first split in 2017 before reuniting in 2021. However, the reconciliation proved short-lived, as the duo separated again in 2024 amid renewed tensions over financial management and contractual control.
Henry Okoye Speaks Out
In a recent revelation, Henry Okoye detailed his early support for the group, stating that he helped sustain the twins before they achieved fame. He also claimed that their late mother had opposed Jude’s appointment as their manager, citing concerns over his character.
“I helped support them before they became famous,” Henry said, adding that he has not spoken to Jude for nearly two years, underscoring the depth of the estrangement within the family.
Legal and Financial Scrutiny
The widening rift has drawn the attention of Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), which has launched an investigation into the financial dealings surrounding the group. Additionally, an ongoing court case involves Jude Okoye, who has denied any wrongdoing and has contested the allegations made by Peter Okoye.
A Pattern of Discord
The Okoye family’s internal clashes have played out publicly for years, with fans and industry observers watching each twist. The latest accusations from Henry suggest that the fractures run deeper than the well-documented disputes between the twin performers, implicating broader family dynamics and long-held grievances.
As the EFCC probe continues and legal proceedings unfold, the future of both the family relationships and any potential musical output from P-Square remains uncertain. Jude Okoye has yet to publicly respond to Henry’s specific claims.
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