Fans Back Peter in P-Square Feud, Call for Paul’s Response
Fans rally behind Peter Okoye amid renewed P-Square family feud, while others demand Paul’s response before judging the allegations.
Fans of the defunct music duo, P-Square, have taken sides in the renewed family dispute involving Peter “Mr P” Okoye, his twin brother, Paul “Rudeboy” Okoye, and their elder brother and former manager, Jude Okoye.
The latest reactions followed Peter’s ongoing tell-all video series, in which he revisited the events surrounding the repeated breakups of P-Square and the family’s long-running financial dispute.
Peter began the multi-part series on July 30, 2026, making several allegations against Jude, including claims surrounding the handling of royalty payments.
The allegations have triggered widespread reactions on social media, with some fans expressing support for Peter and describing him as the victim of alleged family betrayal.
Some supporters said Peter’s decision to speak publicly about the dispute had given Nigerians a different perspective on the long-running conflict.
One social media user, #Ugoo_steve, said he had no favourite in the dispute but believed Peter should be supported based on the evidence currently available.
Another user, #realneya, praised the support Peter has received, saying Nigerians were finally hearing his side of a family dispute that had remained unresolved for years.
Other fans also rallied behind Peter by pledging increased streams for his music on platforms including Spotify and YouTube.
However, not all reactions were in favour of Peter.
Some users urged Nigerians to avoid reaching conclusions based solely on his account and called on Paul to publicly respond to the allegations and present his own side of the story.
The renewed controversy has once again brought the history of P-Square’s breakups and family disagreements into the spotlight.
The twin brothers have experienced multiple separations over the years, despite achieving major success together as one of Africa’s most popular music acts.
Fans have continued to call for reconciliation, while others argue that the latest allegations should be fully addressed before either side is judged.
The dispute has also reignited discussions about the challenges of managing family businesses, financial transparency and professional relationships between relatives.
As Peter continues his tell-all series, attention is now increasingly turning to whether Paul and Jude will respond to the allegations and provide their own accounts of the events that led to the collapse of the P-Square partnership.
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