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P-Square saga: ‘Stay off Okoye’s family’ – Actor, Frank Artus warns VeryDarkMan [VIDEO]
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P-Square saga: ‘Stay off Okoye’s family’ – Actor, Frank Artus warns VeryDarkMan [VIDEO]

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Liberian actor and producer, Frank Artus has warned social media activist, VeryDarkMan, to stay off the Okoye’s family dispute.

Frank gave the warning on Sunday while reacting to a series of VeryDarkMan’s posts to defend Jude Okoye in the ongoing financial dispute with his younger brother, Peter Okoye of the P-Square duo.

DAILY POST reports that Peter had called out his half brother of P-Square music duo, Paul Okoye, and their elder brother who doubled as their manager, Jude, over an alleged financial betrayal and diversion of their royalties to an account allegedly owned by Jude and his wife, Ifioma.

In support of Peter, their elder brother, Henry Okoye, also accused Jude of withholding his 20% of the P-Square share, calling Jude a bad person.

However, VeryDarkMan who has released a series of videos online in Jude’s defense, tagged Peter’s claims as false.

Reacting to VeryDarkMan’s posts to defend Jude, actor Frank Artus warned him to “stay off Okoye’s family”.

“VeryDarkMan, stay off this. Trust me. You’re a highly respected person. I followed you, and I followed your tremendous efforts you made within the Nigeria community.

“As long as it comes to Okoye’s family, stay off it. You’ve given all of the different evidence. Perfect, just stay off this.

“Maintain the respect, maintain what you would continue to do for the Nigeria community”, Frank told VeryDarkMan.

Also assuring Peter of his support and justice from fans, Frank said; “Mr P, the episodes said it all. The fans will judge for you.”

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P-Square saga: ‘Stay off Okoye’s family’ – Actor, Frank Artus warns VeryDarkMan [VIDEO]

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