Henry Okoye, an older brother to the iconic music duo P-Square, recently disclosed that their late mother, Josephine Okoye, had reservations about Jude Okoye taking on the role of manager for the group. During an interview at the family home in Plateau State, Henry recounted how he initially supported Peter and Paul during their early days when they lacked professional backing. He emphasized that he personally took them to auditions and managed their travel logistics, noting that Jude was not involved in those formative stages.
According to Henry, the family eventually permitted Jude to step in as manager despite their mother’s clear disapproval. Henry expressed frustration regarding how his contributions were sidelined, alleging that Jude dismissed a prior agreement that promised him 20 percent of their earnings. Furthermore, Henry described a noticeable shift in Paul’s personality, suggesting that the current family dynamic has grown increasingly strained. While Henry voiced a desire for the siblings to reconcile, he remains skeptical about the possibility of a permanent reunion.
The tension within the family has escalated significantly over the years, marked by intermittent breakups and reconciliations since the duo first parted ways in 2017. Most recently, the conflict culminated in legal challenges, with Jude facing charges brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission in 2025 concerning allegations of financial misconduct. As the legal situation unfolds, Henry continues to advocate for a resolution, while their other brother, Christopher, remains distanced from the dispute due to personal religious convictions.
