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Cynthia Morgan backs Peter Okoye, says artistes often suffer in silence

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Cynthia Morgan supports Peter Okoye, stating many artistes suffer in silence before speaking out, amidst his public dispute with brother Jude Okoye. Read More: https://punchng.com/cynthia-morgan-backs-peter-okoye-says-artistes-often-suffer-in-silence/

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