Paul Okoye Unfollows Twin Brother Peter Amid Jude Okoye’s N100M Bail Controversy
The longstanding family feud between the now-defunct P-Square brothers, Paul and Peter Okoye, has taken another dramatic turn. Paul Okoye, popularly known as King Rudy, has unfollowed his twin brother Peter on social media, sparking fresh conversations among fans.
This development comes shortly after their elder brother, Jude Okoye, was granted a ₦100 million bail following his arraignment by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over an alleged ₦1.38 billion money laundering case.
Jude Okoye’s Legal Troubles
Jude Okoye, the mastermind behind Northside Music Limited, was recently charged with multiple counts of money laundering. According to reports, the EFCC accused him of acquiring a landed property worth ₦850 million with funds allegedly linked to illicit activities. Despite securing bail, the case has stirred public debate, further straining the relationship between the Okoye brothers.
Family Rift Deepens
Paul’s decision to unfollow Peter has left fans shocked, with many questioning the cause of the latest fallout. This is not the first time tensions have escalated within the family. Since their mother’s passing, the Okoye brothers have had a turbulent relationship, leading to the breakup of their iconic music duo, P-Square, in 2017. While they reunited musically in 2021, personal conflicts continue to overshadow their professional comeback.
Fans React to the Feud
Supporters of P-Square have expressed disappointment over the ongoing discord, with some urging the brothers to reconcile for the sake of their legacy. Others speculate that the legal issues surrounding Jude Okoye may have further divided them, as loyalty and differing perspectives on the case come into play.
What’s Next for the Okoye Family?
With tensions running high, fans are left wondering if this latest fallout will result in another prolonged estrangement or if the brothers will eventually mend their differences. For now, all eyes remain on the Okoye family as the legal case unfolds and the drama continues.
