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Reactions as Mr P of defunct P Square releases video of physical fight with brothers
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Reactions as Mr P of defunct P Square releases video of physical fight with brothers

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Following singer Peter Okoye’s latest video detailing his alleged physical confrontation with his brothers during the fallout of the former P-Square group, social media users have continued to share emotional reactions, with many expressing sympathy for the singer while criticising Jude Okoye over Mr P’s allegations.

The reactions followed Mr P’s recent claims that disagreements over the sharing of the group’s properties and management decisions contributed to the breakdown of their relationship.

Reacting to the video, tkinzystar questioned Jude Okoye’s role as the group’s manager, arguing that his earnings did not reflect his contribution to P-Square.

“Explain why a manager is receiving 40 per cent. Na him sing and perform the song? Jude no try,” the user wrote.

For Ingeniouscutie, the incident reflected the emotional pain that comes with betrayal by family members.

“The agony that comes from family betrayal cuts deep. Family is supposed to heal you, not be the reason you need healing.”

Similarly, Kizbrizzy described the situation as heartbreaking, saying it was painful to see two brothers allegedly turn against one family member.

“Two against one in the same family is always painful.”

Another commenter, Winnielaciolli, said those who had never experienced sibling rivalry might not fully understand what Mr P had allegedly endured.

“If you haven’t experienced sibling rivalry, you won’t understand the depth of oppression Peter has been through.”

Also reacting, Dlanor Jayy questioned Jude Okoye’s entitlement to the group’s assets, claiming he did not contribute financially to the formation of P-Square.

“It still surprises me, the confidence Jude has to talk when he owned and invested nothing from the start. Fighting for rights over something you don’t deserve.”

For Amokeberry, the video portrayed a man who had allegedly lived with emotional trauma for years.

“All I see is a man who was traumatised by his brothers for years.”

Echoing similar sentiments, Kobi Grm praised Mr P’s resilience despite what he described as years of betrayal.

“I think Peter is one of the strongest people I have ever seen. This guy was going through a lot. Do you know what it means to be betrayed by people you call brothers? Yet for years, he never spoke up. Stay strong.”

The video is the latest in Mr P’s series detailing the events he believes led to the collapse of P-Square and his dispute with Jude Okoye over the group’s management and assets.

Jude Okoye has yet to publicly respond to the latest allegations or the reactions generated by the video.

Reactions as Mr P of defunct P Square releases video of physical fight with brothers 

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