Popular Nigerian music sensation Psquare have finally broken up after months of speculation between Peter and Paul Okoye.
According to report, Peter Okoye has sent a termination letter to their lawyer Festus Keyamo (SAN), requesting a termination of agreement between Psquare.
In the letter, according to LIB, Peter is said to have defended his decision to let go his twin brother Paul and his older brother who also doubles as the group’s manager Jude.
Peter accused Paul of taking a unilateral decision, even though any final decision about the group ought to be unanimous. Some of the latest allegations include:
The cancellation of their planned US tour this year by Paul Okoye without informing him, and he (Peter) has exhausted all options to make it work.
Second, slandering Peter’s wife and children with lies on social media by Paul; third, they (Peter family) now receive threatening messages.
Peter also stated that his older brother Jude has not help since the beginning of their trying moments, accusing Jude of threatening to kill him and shoot his wifeLola.
He claimed that the former Cross River State first lady, Mrs. Imoke, can testify to the threatening warnings Jude handed on him.
Peter says he’s tired of continuing withPsqaure group and opts for termination of contract. The singer who now refers to himself as Mr. P, stated that he loves his brothers and their families, and he wishes them the very best in their careers.
He however says he cannot betray his wife and kids as they are very important to him.
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