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P-Square’s Eldest Brother Henry Alleges Mother Opposed Jude Managing Duo
P-Square’s Eldest Brother Henry Alleges Mother Opposed Jude Managing Duo
Henry Okoye, the elder brother of former P-Square members Peter and Paul Okoye, has made explosive allegations against his younger brother and the group’s former manager, Jude Okoye. In a rare public interview, Henry claimed their late mother initially opposed Jude managing the duo and accused Jude of withholding a promised 20% share of royalties, causing a deep and lasting family rift.
Henry Okoye, the eldest brother of the defunct music duo P-Square, has broken his silence on the family’s long-running feud in a revealing interview that sheds new light on the tensions that have divided the Okoye family for years. In an interview with social commentator Jos Connection at the Okoye family residence in Plateau State on Friday, Henry made several serious allegations against his brother, Jude Okoye, who served as the group’s manager for many years, accusing him of causing the rift that has torn the family apart .
According to Henry, Peter and Paul’s late mother, Josephine Okoye, who passed away in 2012, initially opposed the decision for Jude to manage the group, a revelation that adds a new dimension to the family’s long-standing conflict. He attributed her stance to concerns about Jude’s character, suggesting that even their mother had reservations about his suitability for the role . “We wanted to allow Jude to manage them, but my mum disagreed. She said she knew the kind of character Jude had,” Henry alleged . He claimed that another sibling, Tony Okoye, eventually intervened to convince their mother to accept the arrangement, overcoming her initial objections .
Henry rejected the narrative that Jude built P-Square’s career, insisting that the family’s support for Peter and Paul began long before Jude became involved and that the twins’ success was the result of collective family effort . “When they started this music, they were looking for sponsors. They didn’t get a sponsor. When I started sponsoring them, Jude was not there,” he explained, emphasising that he was the one who provided crucial early support . He described how he supported the brothers’ early career by funding their activities, using his car for promotional flyers, and serving as a bodyguard during performances, playing a hands-on role in their rise to fame . “When Benson & Hedges came to Jos looking for artistes, it was me that took them to the stadium for a performance; they came first. Jude was not there. We were travelling from state to state for music, sometimes they used my car for flyers,” Henry recounted, painting a picture of a family united in supporting the twins’ musical ambitions . He noted that the family knew the music belonged to Peter and Paul and were only supporting them, making it clear that Jude was not part of the early team .
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Henry further alleged that he was promised a 20 per cent share of earnings from P-Square’s shows for his early contributions, a commitment that was made by Peter and Paul themselves, but Jude dismissed this arrangement after taking over management . “They promised me 20 per cent when they start making money. Jude intervened and dismissed that. I challenged him that he wasn’t there when we started everything but now chasing everybody away from them,” Henry said, expressing frustration at being sidelined despite his foundational role . In another revelation, Henry claimed Jude’s management caused the brothers to become distant from the rest of the family, creating a sense of alienation that has persisted for years . “What happened at last is that they started running away from everybody. We never knew that it was Jude that was causing the problem,” he stated, suggesting that Jude intentionally isolated Peter and Paul from their other siblings .
Henry also expressed surprise at Paul Okoye’s current stance in the ongoing dispute, describing him as formerly “the nicest person in the family” and expressing dismay at how he has changed over the years . He suggested the change in Paul’s behaviour may be due to Jude’s influence but acknowledged he could not say for certain, leaving room for doubt . “Peter is trying. I don’t know if Jude used juju on Paul because he was the nicest person in the family before. But the way he changed is surprising,” Henry alleged, making a startling claim about possible spiritual manipulation . The elder Okoye also raised concerns about Jude’s treatment of other family members, alleging that Jude had been uncommunicative and indifferent to the wellbeing of their relatives, showing a lack of care for his own siblings . “Almost a year to two years, I’m not talking to Jude. He doesn’t talk to me,” Henry claimed, describing a complete breakdown in communication . “I was admitted into the hospital for two months. Peter used to call me. Paul used to call me. Jude never called me once to know how I’m feeling,” he added, highlighting the lack of compassion he experienced . Henry additionally alleged that Jude has not shown concern for their youngest sister, Mary, who he says lives in Lagos and is struggling, suggesting that Jude has abandoned his responsibilities as an older brother . “My sister is suffering in Lagos. Our last born is in Lagos. But nobody cares about her. Peter is trying,” he said, pointing to Peter as the only one showing concern .
Henry expressed doubt about the possibility of Peter and Paul reconciling, despite his wish for the family to reunite and heal the wounds that have divided them . “I will be happy for them to come back together but I don’t think it will happen. Paul was a very kind person,” he said, reflecting on how much his brother has changed over the years . He appealed to Jude to help restore the family to its former state, urging him to take responsibility for his role in the family’s division . Henry also noted that their eldest brother Christopher does not want to be involved in the dispute as he is “born again”, leaving Henry as the most vocal sibling in the ongoing conflict .
Peter and Paul effectively split in 2017 but reunited in 2021, only to fall out again in 2024, a cycle of reconciliation and conflict that has exhausted their fans and family alike . The rift escalated after Peter accused Paul and Jude of diverting P-Square royalties, triggering a legal battle that has continued ever since . The disagreement resulted in Jude’s arraignment in 2025 by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over allegations of fraud to the tune of N1.38bn, $1m and £34,537.59, with the EFCC accusing him of diverting funds meant for the group . He pleaded not guilty to the charges, maintaining his innocence throughout the proceedings . In February 2026, Peter admitted during cross-examination that he was a co-signatory to the Northside Entertainment Limited account, contrary to an earlier position that Jude was the sole signatory, complicating the legal case . Jude has publicly denied allegations of financial misconduct, insisting all payments were properly documented and distributed according to existing agreements . He also stated that accounts belonging to him have been frozen for over two years, preventing him from travelling, significantly impacting his personal and professional life .
P-Square’s Eldest Brother Henry Alleges Mother Opposed Jude Managing Duo
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Nasarawa Murder: Two Arrested as Police Recover Burnt Body from Dry Well
Nasarawa Murder: Two Arrested as Police Recover Burnt Body from Dry Well
The Nasarawa State Police Command has arrested two suspects over the alleged murder of a 50-year-old man whose decomposed remains were recovered from a dry well at his residence in Aku Village, Base 5, Karu Local Government Area of the state.
The victim, identified as Jude Thaddeus, popularly known as Musa, was allegedly killed inside his residence before his body was dumped in a dry well and set ablaze in an apparent attempt to conceal the crime.
The police said the suspects allegedly covered the well with blocks to prevent the discovery of the remains.
The Command’s Police Public Relations Officer, SP Ramhan Nansel, disclosed the development in a statement issued on Friday, November 6, 2026.
According to the police, the incident came to light on November 3 after a 46-year-old woman, Jennifer Alain, from Mpape, Abuja, reported her brother missing at the Aso Pada Police Division.
Alain reportedly raised the alarm after repeated attempts to contact her brother proved unsuccessful, while an unidentified person kept answering calls made to his telephone number.
Following the complaint, detectives launched an investigation that led to the arrest of a 23-year-old suspect, Yusuf Musa, who had reportedly been employed by the deceased about three months earlier to look after his domestic animals.
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Preliminary investigations indicated that the victim had been missing since October 22, while the suspect allegedly took possession of his mobile phone and continued deceiving people who called by claiming that his supposed father had travelled to England.
The police further alleged that the suspect had been disposing of the deceased’s personal belongings, domestic animals and other properties under suspicious circumstances.
During interrogation, Yusuf allegedly confessed to selling some of the victim’s heavy metals and industrial engines for ₦3.4 million.
The suspect also allegedly confessed to participating in the murder and disclosed that the victim’s remains had been dumped in a dry well within his residence.
Acting on the information, detectives, working alongside environmental services personnel, visited the property and recovered the decomposed remains from the well.
The police said preliminary findings suggested that the victim was killed inside his residence before his body was taken to the well and set ablaze.
The remains were subsequently evacuated to the Medical Centre, Mararaba, where a medical doctor examined and certified the victim dead.
The police identified the two suspects currently in custody as Yusuf Musa, 23, and Victor Zamani, 32.
The Command also disclosed that investigations had established the involvement of a third suspect, who was still at large, with efforts intensified to apprehend the fleeing individual.
Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police, CP Shetima Jauro Mohamed, has directed that the case be transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID), Lafia, for comprehensive investigation and prosecution.
The Command assured residents that investigations were ongoing and that everyone found culpable would be brought to justice.
It also urged members of the public to remain vigilant and report suspicious movements and activities to security agencies.
Nasarawa Murder: Two Arrested as Police Recover Burnt Body from Dry Well
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Kunle Afod Breaks Silence on Marriage Crisis, Cheating Allegations, Sex Toys
Kunle Afod Breaks Silence on Marriage Crisis, Cheating Allegations, Sex Toys
Nollywood actor speaks on infidelity, jealousy, trust issues, says acting career leaves little time for family
Popular Nollywood actor and filmmaker, Kunle Afod, has broken his silence on his separation from his wife, Desola Afod, opening up about infidelity, jealousy, trust issues and what he described as double standards in relationships.
The Yoruba movie star made the revelations during an interview with YouTube personality Kasnasty Sugar, published on Thursday, November 5, 2026, months after reports of a crisis in his marriage became public.
Afod, who had largely kept quiet about the reported marital difficulties, identified the demanding nature of his acting career as one of the challenges affecting his family life.
Speaking about his separation, the actor explained that his professional commitments sometimes leave him and his wife with little time to attend to their home and family.
He began his remarks by apologising to women, apparently anticipating that some of his comments might generate controversy.
According to him, the entertainment industry can place enormous demands on actors, sometimes making it difficult for them to strike a balance between their careers and family responsibilities.
The actor subsequently turned his attention to infidelity, arguing that cheating should not be treated as an offence exclusive to men.
He questioned the tendency to condemn men for cheating while overlooking similar conduct by women, suggesting that both partners should be subjected to the same standards of faithfulness in marriage.
Afod also made controversial remarks about relationships between women, suggesting that some husbands could become suspicious when their wives maintain unusually close relationships with female friends.
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His comments on the subject have generated interest because of the sensitive nature of trust, boundaries and fidelity in marital relationships.
The actor also stirred controversy with his observations about the use of sex toys among married couples.
He questioned what he considered a double standard whereby some women allegedly have no reservations about asking their husbands to purchase sex toys for them but might object if they discover that their husbands equally use such products.
Afod argued that the use of such devices could also raise questions about fidelity, particularly when one partner considers certain bedroom practices acceptable for themselves but unacceptable for their spouse.
He specifically questioned why a woman might request multiple sex toys while regarding her husband’s use of similar products as unacceptable.
His remarks have added another dimension to the public conversation surrounding the actor’s marital separation.
Afod and Desola’s marital crisis reportedly became public in February 2026, following claims that Desola had moved her belongings out of their matrimonial home.
The couple, who reportedly began their relationship in 2002, got married in 2005 and have children together.
Although speculation about their relationship had circulated for months, neither party had offered a detailed public account of the circumstances surrounding their separation before the actor’s recent interview.
Afod, however, did not directly accuse his estranged wife of infidelity or establish that the issues he discussed were specific incidents that occurred in their marriage.
His comments were largely framed around his observations about relationships, marital expectations and the challenges couples face.
The actor’s remarks have since drawn attention to the pressures facing celebrity marriages, particularly where demanding professional commitments compete with family responsibilities.
For Afod, whose career has spanned several years in the Yoruba movie industry, his latest comments have provided a rare glimpse into his views on marriage, fidelity and the challenges of maintaining a family while pursuing a demanding entertainment career.
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Mohbad: Court-Supervised DNA Samples Collected From Singer’s Remains, Son Liam
Mohbad: Court-Supervised DNA Samples Collected From Singer’s Remains, Son Liam
Three-year paternity controversy reaches crucial stage as forensic examination begins; results yet to be announced
The prolonged paternity controversy surrounding late Nigerian singer Ilerioluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly known as Mohbad, has reached a significant stage following the collection of DNA samples from his remains and his son, Liam, under court supervision.
The exercise, which took place on Saturday, October 31, 2026, is expected to provide scientific evidence to help establish whether the young boy is the biological son of the late singer.
The development marks a major step in a dispute that has continued to generate intense public debate since Mohbad’s death in September 2023.
According to reports, the sample collection followed an application by Mohbad’s widow, Omowunmi Aloba, seeking a court-supervised DNA examination to determine Liam’s paternity.
The court approved the application and appointed a welfare officer to supervise the exercise, with October 31 fixed for the collection of the required samples.
Samples were reportedly collected from Mohbad’s remains at Mainland General Hospital, popularly known as the Infectious Diseases Hospital (IDH), Yaba, Lagos.
They were subsequently transported under tight security to the Lagos State DNA and Forensic Centre, where samples were also collected from Liam for further forensic examination.
The exercise was conducted amid heightened security arrangements to prevent possible disturbances, following concerns about potential public protests and calls by Mohbad’s father, Joseph Aloba, for support from his online followers.
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Mohbad’s mother, Abosede; younger brother, Adura; and widow, Omowunmi, were reportedly present during the proceedings.
The exercise was said to have been particularly emotional during the identification of the late singer’s remains, which formed part of the procedure.
Aloba Family Raises Concerns Over DNA Testing Process
The sample collection came despite earlier objections from members of the Aloba family, who had questioned the transparency and technical arrangements for the proposed DNA examination.
Before the October 31 exercise, the family called for its postponement, demanding disclosure of the identity of a United States laboratory reportedly expected to conduct the actual DNA analysis.
In a statement signed by the family head, Samuel Aloba, the family sought clarification on whether the Lagos State DNA and Forensic Centre would conduct the examination itself or merely collect and transfer the samples to an overseas laboratory.
The family also requested information about the proposed laboratory’s accreditation, technical competence and procedures for preserving, transporting and examining the biological samples.
It further demanded adequate documentation of the chain of custody to establish that the samples collected were the same specimens eventually received and analysed by the laboratory.
The family maintained that its concerns were not intended to frustrate the DNA examination but to ensure that the process was transparent, scientifically credible and capable of withstanding independent scrutiny.
It also clarified that its concerns about possible interference or mishandling did not amount to proof that the exercise had been compromised.
DNA Results: No Release Date Yet
Speaking after the sample collection, the lawyer representing Omowunmi, Barrister Kabiru, disclosed that no specific date had been fixed for the release of the DNA results.
He explained that the parties involved would be formally notified through the court once the forensic examination had been completed and the results became available.
The lawyer also commended the court and the Nigeria Police Force for their professionalism and coordination in ensuring that the exercise was successfully conducted under adequate security.
Mohbad’s Death and the Lingering Family Dispute
Mohbad, who died on September 12, 2023, at the age of 27, was one of Nigeria’s fast-rising music stars before his death sparked nationwide outrage and calls for a thorough investigation.
His death generated widespread controversy, leading to the exhumation of his remains for an autopsy and subsequent investigations into the circumstances surrounding his passing.
Apart from the unresolved questions surrounding his death, the dispute over Liam’s paternity has remained one of the major issues dividing members of his family.
His father, Joseph Aloba, has repeatedly questioned the boy’s paternity and demanded a DNA examination, while the controversy has continued to attract public attention and heated exchanges across social media.
The paternity proceedings have also experienced delays, with a related court matter reportedly adjourned to November 16, 2026.
With samples now collected from both Mohbad’s remains and Liam, attention has shifted to the forensic examination and the eventual outcome.
The result is expected to provide scientific evidence to assist the court in determining the paternity question, although the outcome remains unknown.
For now, the public awaits the findings of the examination, which could bring clarity to one of the most contentious family disputes to emerge following the death of the late Afrobeats star.
Mohbad: Court-Supervised DNA Samples Collected From Singer’s Remains, Son Liam
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