Rudeboy has broken his silence on the P-Square feud with Peter Okoye, asking Nigerians to give the family some peace and respect.
So Rudeboy has finally said something about all this P-Square wahala, and honestly, it’s not the kind of statement people were expecting.
While everyone’s been glued to their phones watching Mr P drop video after video (he’s on part 7 now, if you can believe that), Paul Okoye’s camp decided it was time to speak. And their message was simple: please, let this family sort itself out in peace.
Here’s the thing. This isn’t some random beef. This is a rift that’s been simmering for years between twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye, plus their older brother Jude, who used to manage the group. It blew up again last month after Peter said something about not minding if his kids can’t speak Igbo, which did not go down well at all. Paul then posted a video celebrating his own Igbo roots, and a lot of people read that as shade aimed straight at his twin.
That was basically the spark. Peter didn’t stay quiet. He went on Instagram and started unpacking, in his words, how his brothers pushed him out of P-Square, treated him badly, and allegedly took millions of dollars that should have been his too.
Now Rudeboy’s team has stepped in, and their statement leans on words like dignity, respect, and responsibility. Fire Department Inc., Rudeboy’s management, put it this way:
“We will not be drawn into an exchange of allegations or commentary that distracts from the work, the fans, and the music.”
Basically, they’re saying Rudeboy isn’t interested in a public back-and-forth. He’d rather stay focused on his music, and the statement made sure to mention his new single “Blessed & Alive” with Sarkodie, which has been doing well.
It’s easy to see why people are talking about this so much. P-Square practically raised a generation of Nigerians on their music, and watching the group’s own blood family unravel in public like this hits different. There’s genuine sadness underneath all the gossip and hot takes online.
And honestly, this doesn’t look like it’s ending anytime soon. There are already court cases involving the brothers, including an EFCC matter tied to Jude, so this isn’t just social media drama. It’s tangled up in real legal stuff too.
For now, one twin wants privacy. The other seems determined to tell his side, one video at a time. Where this goes next, nobody really knows.
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