P-Square’s Elder Brother Henry Exposes Jude’s Role in Family Feud

The ongoing family drama surrounding legendary Nigerian music duo P-Square has taken a dramatic turn as their elder brother, Henry Okoye, broke his silence on the deep-rooted division tearing the family apart.

Speaking in an emotional interview, Henry accused their former manager and brother, Jude Okoye, of being the primary architect of the longstanding rift that has kept twins Peter and Paul estranged.

Henry rejected claims that Jude built P-Square from scratch, revealing that he personally funded and supported the twins in their early days when no sponsor was willing to invest in them. He recalled driving them from state to state, using his personal car to distribute promotional flyers, and acting as their bodyguard alongside their sister, Lilian, who collected gate fees at early shows.

According to Henry, their late mother, Josephine Okoye, strongly opposed Jude taking over the management of P-Square when the duo began gaining traction. He stated that their mother knew Jude’s character very well and warned the family against letting him manage the music group, though the family eventually allowed it after internal pleading.

Henry further alleged that Jude systematically alienated the twins from the rest of the family once he assumed control. He revealed that despite an initial agreement that he would receive 20 percent of show earnings for his early investments, Jude blocked the payout, dismissively asking why Henry should enjoy profits while the group took flying risks across the world.

Highlighting a pattern of family neglect, Henry shared that Jude severed ties with him completely, failing to call or visit even when he spent two months in the hospital. He added that their youngest sister continues to face severe economic hardship in Lagos without support from Jude or Paul, though he acknowledged that Peter occasionally tries to help.

Expressing sadness over Paul’s sudden shift in behavior, Henry described Paul as previously being the kindest person in the family before falling heavily under Jude’s influence. He concluded by expressing deep doubt over whether Peter and Paul will ever fully reconcile, placing the blame squarely on Jude’s influence over the group’s internal decisions.