Former P-Square supervisor and music executive Jude Okoye has publicly dismissed allegations of significant financial misconduct leveled against him through his younger brother, Peter Okoye.
In a statement video released Sunday, Jude addressed claims that he secretly diverted more than $1.2 million in tune royalties, insisting that all financial transactions within the employer were fully documented and executed in step with existing agreements.
The reaction comes after weeks of renewed public attention on the long-running feud between the Okoye brothers, which has spilled back into the legal arena.
Addressing the general public, Jude rejected Peter’s claim that royalty payments had been improperly deflected or hidden from the family.
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He explained that the problem is far from a simple social media controversy, revealing that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has already carried out a radical revision of the corporate accounts.
Furthermore, Jude denied without delay the claim that Peter is being eliminated as a signatory of funds from a venture financial institution that is debited or blocked from reviewing financial records.
“Allegations that Peter was terminated as a signatory on agency bank bills or denied access to royalty records are completely false,” Jude said
Rather than making an extended comeback on social media structures, Jude emphasized that he is counting on the justice system to settle the matter once and for all.
