P-Square Feud Deepens as Peter Releases Fresh Videos, Paul and Jude Fire Back

Peter Releases New Videos

On Thursday night, Peter Okoye shared additional instalments of his ongoing "tell-all" video series, where he expanded on previous allegations concerning the management of P-Square's finances, royalties, and business dealings.

In the latest videos, Peter alleged that millions of dollars generated from the group's music catalogue were distributed without his knowledge. He also revisited earlier claims involving company accounts, property ownership, and the management of the group's affairs during Jude Okoye's tenure as manager.

Paul Appears to Respond

Shortly after Peter's latest videos circulated online, Paul Okoye (Rudeboy) posted a message on X that many interpreted as a response to Peter's remarks involving their late mother.

Without directly addressing every allegation, Paul wrote that their mother was "not here to defend herself" and prayed that she would continue to rest in peace. The post quickly attracted thousands of reactions, with supporters of both brothers debating its meaning.

Jude Breaks His Silence Again

Former P-Square manager Jude Okoye also responded to the latest allegations, maintaining that many of the issues Peter raised have either already been investigated or are before the courts.

Jude has consistently denied allegations of financial misconduct and has argued that several of the disputes are now legal matters that should be resolved through the judicial process rather than on social media.

Fans Divided Over the Family Dispute

The latest developments have once again divided fans of the iconic music group.

Some supporters have praised Peter for publicly sharing documents and videos to support his claims, arguing that transparency is necessary.

Others believe the family should resolve the matter privately, expressing disappointment that one of Nigeria's most successful music groups continues to air its differences in public.

Legal and Financial Issues Remain Unresolved

The renewed exchange comes amid an ongoing legal dispute over music rights, royalties, and ownership of the P-Square brand.

Peter has alleged financial irregularities involving shared accounts and royalty payments, while Jude and Paul have rejected those accusations and challenged some of Peter's claims. Several aspects of the wider dispute remain before the courts.

The Bottom Line

What began as a private family disagreement has evolved into one of the biggest entertainment stories in Nigeria.

With Peter continuing to release new videos and Paul and Jude responding publicly, there is no indication that the dispute is nearing an end. As legal proceedings continue, fans will be watching closely to see whether the brothers can eventually resolve their differences—or whether more revelations are still to come.