Psquare Feud Deepens: Podcaster Blames Jude Okoye's Control, Fans React
Psquare Feud: Podcaster Blames Jude Okoye's Control, Fans React

A podcaster has intensified the ongoing P-Square feud by alleging that Jude Okoye's controlling behavior and inability to remain neutral are central to the family's current crisis. The claims, shared in a podcast clip that has since circulated widely on social media, place significant responsibility on Jude, the brothers' manager, for the deteriorating relationships within the Okoye family.

Podcaster Alleges Jude's Control Over Family Members

According to the podcaster, Jude Okoye had a habit of controlling everyone around him, including his elder brothers Paul and Peter, as well as their wives. However, the one person he allegedly could not bring under his influence was Lola Okoye, Peter's wife. The podcaster suggested this was a major factor in the collapse of their relationship, noting that Lola was not on the same level as Jude in terms of how she responded to him.

The podcaster also revisited Jude's origins within the P-Square setup. He claimed that before joining the group's management, Jude was an unemployed young man in Jos trying to break into acting. It was reportedly their mother who appealed to Paul and Peter to bring their brother to Lagos and give him an opportunity.

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Profit-Sharing Formula and the Don Jazzy Comparison

From there, the podcaster argued, Jude's involvement snowballed. He accused the twins of making a critical error by including Jude in their profit-sharing arrangement out of a genuine desire to show him love as a sibling. That generosity, he suggested, was later exploited. The podcaster drew a comparison to music mogul Don Jazzy, claiming Jude appeared to aspire to a similar dominant role within the P-Square setup.

He further argued that had Jude maintained a position of neutrality during the brothers' internal conflicts rather than taking sides, the situation would never have spiralled to where it is today. As a parting shot, the podcaster pointed out that while Jude's name appears on the credits of all P-Square music videos produced under Clearance Peter, the man himself cannot operate a camera.

Fans React to the Claims

Fans had plenty to say after the podcast clip circulated online. @kingosaghae commented: "Thank you for speaking the truth bro." @harrisonfabolousajifoh wrote: "See 3 grown men seat for chair dey judge person family."

@incomparablepropertiesltd shared: "Show me one Nigerian artist that came to limelight the same time with Psquare, that their manager shared income with them equally, and see to it that the artist owns property in Omole, ikoyi and US, and make sure the artist has investments that can sustain them for life. there is none… It's only Jude Okoye."

@charlesdonbest said: "Must Jude hold camera for you to know he knows how to shoot okoko, ekuke people." @bloggerbloggeragba noted: "Baba na Peter break up and Peter no be pikin! I fit control ur brother of 30 year talkless of the ones of 40 year wey come get money pass u!! Jude took it far with sharing formula but they all agreed to it."

@bochins_gadgets added: "Jude is supposed to withdraw himself completely from everything concerning PSquare and allow Peter and Paul design how both can work, earn and share proceeds together."

Peter Okoye Shares Rare Certificate Amid Feud

Legit.ng had reported that an old video of Nigerian music star Peter Okoye had resurfaced online, showing the singer confidently claiming that he is the only member of the Okoye family with a music certificate. The video had re-emerged amid the growing feud between Peter, his twin brother Paul Okoye, and their elder brother Jude Okoye, which has continued to generate reactions on social media. As the clip gained traction, fans took to the comments section to share their thoughts, with many expressing support for the P-Square star and weighing in on the ongoing family drama.

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