Henry Says Peter, Paul May Never Reconcile, Blames Jude for Family Rift
Henry Okoye, elder brother of Peter, Paul Okoye, has expressed doubts about their reconciliation, alleging that Jude's influence contributed significantly to the prolonged rift within the P-Square family.
Henry Okoye, the elder brother of former P-Square members Peter, Paul Okoye, has expressed doubts about the possibility of the twin brothers reconciling, blaming their brother, Jude Okoye, for deepening divisions within the family.
Speaking during an interview with Nollyserve, Henry alleged that Jude's influence had turned family members against one another, claiming that Peter, Paul now depend heavily on Jude's position before making decisions about their relationship with other relatives.
Henry, who said he supported Peter, Paul during the early stages of their music career, rejected claims that Jude was responsible for building P-Square. He recalled sponsoring the twins, travelling with them, using his car for promotional activities, serving as their bodyguard before Jude became involved in their management.
He also alleged that Jude later distanced the twins from other family members, claiming that an earlier agreement for him to receive a percentage from the group's performances was eventually rejected.
Henry further expressed disappointment over the way some family members had allegedly been treated, saying he had been hospitalised for two months without receiving a visit or call from Jude. He also claimed that their youngest sister was struggling without adequate family support.
While Henry said he would welcome a reconciliation between Peter, Paul, he expressed pessimism about the possibility, alleging that Jude's influence remains a major obstacle. His comments come amid the renewed public fallout involving the former P-Square members, following Peter's recent revelations about the family's disputes.
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