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Jude Okoye's Wife Responds to P-Square Drama

Summary

  • Ifeoma Okoye addressed claims made by her brother-in-law, Mr. P.
  • Dispute centers on P-Square's former music group asset ownership.
  • Jude Okoye faces money laundering charges for billions of Naira.
Jude Okoye's Wife Responds to P-Square Drama

The family conflict surrounding Nigerian music stars Paul and Peter Okoye, known as P-Square, has resurfaced with new accusations. Jude Okoye's wife, Ifeoma Okoye, has now commented on the years-long dispute, responding to a recent video released by Peter Okoye (Mr. P).

In his video, Mr. P detailed ongoing issues with his elder brother, Jude, and twin brother, Paul. He stated that the conflict primarily concerns the management and ownership of assets linked to their former music group, P-Square. Mr. P alleged that Jude Okoye attempted to transfer ownership rights of a P-Square property to Ifeoma, a move he claims to have rejected upon discovering documents bearing her name.

Ifeoma Okoye addressed these claims on her Instagram page without directly naming the involved parties. She expressed that while aware of the circulating accusations, she does not wish to engage in public confrontations. "Truth no need manipulation to prevail, and I trust God to vindicate wetin dey right," she wrote. She emphasized that her silence does not indicate weakness but a decision to leave the matter to God for resolution.

Her prayer was for forgiveness, healing, and restoration, asking God to mend broken relationships and soften hearts. She sought divine intervention for conviction, healing, and peace, rather than judgment. The P-Square twins, once a prominent Afrobeats group, initially separated in 2017 due to internal conflicts but reconciled in 2021.

Following their second separation, Mr. P and Paul (Rude Boy) have pursued solo careers, with Jude Okoye managing Paul. The brothers have also faced legal battles, with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) prosecuting their former manager. Jude Okoye is currently on trial with his company, Northside Music Limited, facing charges of money laundering totaling 1.38 billion Naira ($809,000). He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.

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