The long-running family dispute between Peter Okoye (Mr P) and his brothers, Paul Okoye (Rudeboy) and Jude Okoye, has taken another dramatic turn after Peter publicly shared what he claims are bank statements and financial records to support his allegations of financial misconduct.
In a series of social media posts, Peter released documents he alleged detailed how funds generated during the former PSQUARE era were distributed. Accompanying the records, he wrote, “As una dey steal from me, una for still dey nice so I no go suspect,” suggesting he only later realized the alleged financial irregularities.
According to the figures highlighted in the documents, Peter claimed that approximately $1.7 million was involved in the disputed transactions. He alleged that Jude Okoye received about $1.1 million, while he received roughly $200,000, with the remaining balance allegedly going to Paul Okoye.
The latest revelation comes amid the brothers' ongoing public disagreement over the management of their former music business. Peter has consistently maintained that he was treated unfairly financially, while the dispute continues to fuel intense debate among fans.
The documents have sparked mixed reactions online. Winny Flez questioned the timing of the revelations, writing, “Na every Eke market day them dey release evidence?” Onyii Paschal expressed disbelief over the family's conflict, while Armstrong Casly said he was surprised by the allegations.
Others also shared their views. Sinclair Achimnole wondered about the involvement of the other siblings, while Obumneke Peace Iheagwu argued that the matter should be settled in court rather than on social media. Joseph Williams blamed Paul for allowing the dispute to escalate, Carroll Chinny called for further investigations, and Kingsley Nwaru questioned how Peter could recover the money he claims is missing.
As the controversy continues to unfold, the public feud remains one of the most talked-about celebrity family disputes in Nigeria, with fans awaiting further developments.
PeterPsquare Part 7:
— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) August 5, 2026
"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. Jude himself and Paul have now confirmed that Jude was a student,… https://t.co/XQ6towmPMR pic.twitter.com/2cpqdXhrNY
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