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Okoye Brothers Apologize To Fans

The Okoye brothers consisting of Jude, Peter and Paul of PSquare who have made headlines more than ever due to their dispute resulting to the breakup of team PSquare have taken to the same social media they used in pouring out their feelings towards each other to apologize to their fans for their attitude towards each other which has affected their fans all over the world.

The dispute started a couple of weeks after Jude former PSquare’s manager, announced his separation from the team. Their dispute which has made headlines about the brothers more than ever indeed affected many of their fans around the world. 

The brothers on several occasions have taken to social media to express their feelings.  The most recent was from Paul Okoye who took to Instagram to put to rest the rumor that ‘former’ PSquare manager and their elder brother, Jude ‘Engees’ Okoye, was the reason the musical duo are having issues.


 According to Paul, the real issues were between him and his twin brother peter, and that Jude has always been the ‘glue that holds them together’.

Paul seized the opportunity to send a heartfelt message to his brother, Peter, asking him to forgive and forget. Paul shared a picture of him singing with tears running down his face, with the caption below: “All you all want is PSquare, all I want is family, love and care!!!  Social media is the new root of all evil!!” There’s family before PSquare and there will always be family after PSquare.

The Okoye brothers however took to same social media to apologize to their fans upon realizing their mistakes.  Here is a caption from their social media handle 




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