P-Square's eldest brother Henry Okoye expresses doubts about Peter and Paul's reconciliation
Henry Okoye, the eldest brother of the former music duo P-Square, has voiced skepticism about the possibility of his younger brothers, Peter and Paul Okoye, reconciling. He believes the prolonged dispute may have caused irreparable damage to their relationship. Speaking from their father鈥檚 residence in Plateau State, Henry noted Peter's efforts to resolve the disagreement but remained unoptimistic about the twins returning to their previous relationship. He appealed to Paul to end the rift, recalling Peter's support during his hospitalization. Henry also mentioned a financial dispute, stating Peter once directed him to Jude regarding his money. He expressed a desire for the family to reunite but doubted it would happen, describing Paul as a very kind person before the changes. Henry urged Jude to help restore family harmony and appealed to Paul to forgive Peter. The ongoing dispute between Peter, Paul, and their elder brother Jude, who previously managed P-Square, dates back years and led to the duo's 2017 split. A brief reunion in 2021 was short-lived, with a new fallout in 2024. The 2024 dispute escalated after Peter accused Paul of collaborating with Jude to undermine him and made allegations concerning P-Square鈥檚 financial management, including claims about Northside Music Limited. Paul publicly defended Jude, accusing Peter of causing Jude's legal troubles. Jude was later arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on charges involving N1.38bn, $1m, and 拢34
