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“Peter, Paul May Never Reconcile” — Henry, P-Square’s Eldest Brother
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“Peter, Paul May Never Reconcile” — Henry, P-Square’s Eldest Brother

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The eldest brother of the defunct music duo, P-Square, Henry Okoye, has expressed doubts about the possibility of his younger brothers, Peter and Paul Okoye, reconciling, saying the prolonged dispute between the twins may have caused irreparable damage to their relationship.

Henry, who spoke with a social commentator, Jos Connection, in an interview at their father’s residence in Plateau State on Friday about the renewed crisis involving the Okoye brothers, said although Peter had made efforts to resolve the disagreement, he was not optimistic that the twins would return to the relationship they once shared.

He, however, appealed to Paul to end the rift with Peter, recalling the support his twin brother gave him when he was hospitalised.

“Peter is trying, I don’t know if Jude used juju on Paul because he was the nicest person in the family before. But the way he changed is surprising. What is happening now is my prayer. I watched all Peter’s series on what transpired.

“They promised me 20 per cent when they start making money. Jude intervened and dismissed that. I challenged him that he wasn’t there when we started everything but now chasing everybody away from them,” Henry said.

He said he would be happy if the brothers reunited but expressed doubts that such a reconciliation would happen.

“I will be happy for them to come back together but I don’t think it will happen. Paul was a very kind person,” he added.

Henry also recalled an incident involving his finances, saying Peter had once directed him to Jude after his wife’s father died, telling him that Jude was in possession of his money.

“When Peter’s wife’s dad died, I spoke to them why they left only me in Jos, Peter said I should meet Jude, he’s the one holding my money. I want all the family to come back. I have tried my best. Even Shehu Dantata spoke to them and they didn’t listen,” he said.

He urged Jude to help restore the family to its former state by settling the disagreements among the siblings.

Henry also appealed to Paul to forgive Peter, recalling how the latter reportedly paid his hospital bills when he was ill.

This development came amid a long-running dispute between Peter, Paul and their elder brother, Jude, who previously managed P-Square.

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