P-Square Drama: Peter Okoye Drops Bombshell Allegations Against Brothers in 7th Tell-All Instalment
- Peter Okoye alleged that P-Square's earnings of more than $1.9 million were shared among his brothers without his knowledge or consent throughout the period covered
- He claimed Jude and Paul repeatedly transferred large personal sums to themselves, leaving him completely in the dark about the true state of their finances
- Peter said he stumbled on the statement while abroad in Turkey, undergoing a hair transplant procedure, unrelated to the ongoing family business dispute
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Peter Okoye has released the seventh instalment of his ongoing tell-all series. This time, he presented bank statements he says prove his brothers Jude and Paul Okoye diverted millions of dollars from P-Square's earnings.
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The fresh instalment comes just days after Jude, backed by Paul, filed a lawsuit seeking to stop Peter from performing P-Square songs altogether.
Jude claims sole ownership of the P-Square brand and has asserted that Peter was only ever employed as a dancer within the group, a claim Peter has firmly rejected.
Peter Okoye on $1.9 million bank statement
That legal battle now sits alongside a fresh financial dispute laid out in the new video.
Peter walked through the Northside Entertainment bank statement for the 2013–2014 period, alleging a total inflow of $1,925,000 during that time, far more than fans had previously realised the group was earning.
He accused his brothers of keeping the money from him without justification, saying:
"At the very least, if you're steåling from me, have a conscience. Jude's story is not adding up. He doesn't run any other company apart from Northside Entertainment, which belongs to Psquare."
The seventh instalment of Peter Okoye's tell-all series, in which he breaks down the Northside Entertainment bank statement and alleges a $1.9 million diversion, is below.
Peter Okoye on how statement surfaced
Beyond the figures, Peter also explained the circumstances that led him to the documents in the first place, describing it as a chance discovery made while he was abroad for an unrelated procedure.
He detailed specific transfers he says he found while reviewing the 2013 records, alleging repeated payments into his brother's personal accounts rather than the shared pot.
He said:
"When I travelled to Turkey for my hair transplant surgery, I found the Northside Entertainment statement of account that we used for our US embassy application. Looking through the 2013 statements, I saw that Jude transferred $50,000 to his personal account twice, and on another occasion, he transferred $100,000 to Paul's account."
Jude has previously denied similar allegations of diverted royalties, insisting a separate disputed payment of about $25,000 was made exactly as Peter had instructed back in 2016, citing an email from digital distributor IROKO as evidence.
His account has also disputed Peter's claim of being removed as a signatory, with Jude saying he holds the official bank mandate proving Peter remains a signatory on all P-Square accounts, documentation he says has already been presented in court.
Ify Okoye on spiritual message amid feud
According to an earlier report by YEN.com.gh, Jude Okoye's wife, Ify, broke her silence over allegations made against her by Peter, choosing a spiritual rather than combative response.
In a statement shared on Instagram, she said she had become aware of stories "twisted and manipulated" to draw her into a dispute she neither created nor desired.
She invoked the biblical story of Ananias and Sapphira to make her point that the truth could not be hidden from God, and made clear she had no intention of defending herself publicly, choosing instead to trust that the truth would eventually prevail.
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Source: YEN.com.gh
