Peter Okoye wants older brother fired

Yesterday night (February 16) pop star Peter
Okoye took to Twitter and stated that he wants
his older brother Jude Okoye fired from
managing Psquare.
In a series of tweets from the 34-year-old he
ranted against his older brother and manager
Jude Okoye while remaining loyal to his brother
and singing partner Paul Okoye.
" I don't have a problem with Paul but the management "
tweeted Peter Okoye » . " My loyalty for psquare and
the fans still remains 100% " he stated before adding " A
manager is been employed by the artiste not the other
way round. #truthBeTold. "
The relationship between the brothers Peter Okoye and
Jude Okoye has broken down to the extent that the
singer tweeted a disclaimer stating that whoever does
business with North Side Entertainment on behalf of
Psquare is at his or her own risk.
" Pls who so ever makes any transaction with Northside
Entertainment or Jude Okoye on Psquare's behalf does
so at their on risk. #warning. " If you are still doubting
that Peter Okoye is fed up of Jude Okoye the pop star
also tweeted this about the family run business " Family
business can be pain in the a$$. "
Read Peter Okoye's tweets below;
Jude Okoye and Paul Okoye have not reacted or
responded to Peter Okoye's rant last night.
Jude Okoye has been the manager of Psquare since
the group came into existence. On his Instagram page
Jude Okoye's bio reads " President/C.E.O Northside Inc.
Managers of Psquare & Cynthia Morgan . "
This is the second time in two years that the Psquare
brand has been involved in a public rift of sorts. In
April, 2014 there were strong rumours that Peter
Okoye and Paul Okoye had split » .
It was reported that Peter Okoye refused to do
anything with Psquare because he reportedly felt his
input and contributions were not being seriously
considered. Some reports went as far as saying that a
lawyer had been summoned to split the Psquare
fortune into two so that Peter Okoye could walk away.
Cooler heads prevailed and the twins were persuaded
be one again. They released their sixth studio album
'Double Trouble' after the split fiasco.