Peter Okoye Alleges Brothers Are Behind Reputation Damage During Legal Dispute

Peter Okoye, formerly one-half of the iconic P-Square music group, has aired his grievances online, accusing his brothers Paul and Jude Okoye of attempting to tarnish his public image amid an ongoing courtroom dispute.

Peter explained that the friction intensified after Jude’s legal representative alleged in court that Peter submitted a false statement to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) concerning a royalties dispute.

The singer, through a sequence of Instagram posts, claimed that the media campaign to undermine him was orchestrated by his brother’s publicist in a strategic attempt to discredit his integrity.

He voiced his frustration, declaring that he would no longer play the role of the ‘bigger person’—a stance he had previously maintained.

Peter stated, “This is exactly the situation I was referring to—their publicist going to great lengths to portray me as dishonest. I’m not May D or Cynthia Morgan; I’m Peter Okoye, the one and only ‘rock’—Okwute of the Okoye family. The truth will surely emerge.”

He further challenged his brothers, questioning their integrity with the words, “Did you steal, or did you not?”

Peter also drew parallels with the tragic case of the late Nigerian artist Mohbad, revealing how the incident served as a turning point for him, compelling him to start defending himself against perceived injustices.

He said, “After seeing all that transpired regarding Mohbad’s death and the current state of the investigation, I made up my mind to stop playing the ‘bigger person’ or acting like the mature one. That mindset was the root of all this drama. I tried to take the high road—never again!”

Okoye concluded by describing the much-publicized 2021 reunion of P-Square as a manipulation.

He disclosed, “I later realized I was being used during the November 2021 reunion. But now that we’re already in court, I’ll bide my time and eventually reveal the full story of what truly occurred.”