Peter Okoye has released the seventh instalment of his ongoing public series, continuing to lay out what he describes as a documented pattern of financial misappropriation that he believes drove the collapse of PSquare and his relationship with elder brother Jude Okoye.
The Peter Okoye Part 7 Jude Paul PSquare allegations centre on documents he claims were reviewed during the EFCC investigation, which he says revealed that large sums of money were transferred from Northside Entertainment accounts directly into the personal accounts of both Jude and Paul Okoye — while he received significantly less despite an agreement among the three that earnings would be split equally across the board.
A second major allegation in the video concerns the career of singer Cynthia Morgan, who Peter claims was signed in 2013 to Northside Music — a company he says was not officially registered until two years later in 2015.
A second major allegation in the video concerns the career of singer Cynthia Morgan, who Peter claims was signed in 2013 to Northside Music — a company he says was not officially registered until two years later in 2015.
He alleged the arrangement was deliberately structured to divert music royalties away from proper channels and without his knowledge, presenting it as another example of the financial opacity he says characterised how Northside Entertainment was managed during the years he was part of the group.
The claim adds a third-party dimension to the dispute, drawing Morgan’s signing and career management into what has increasingly become a financially complex legal and personal saga.
The emotional core of the Peter Okoye Part 7 Jude Paul PSquare allegations came in a single statement that Peter delivered with visible frustration.
The emotional core of the Peter Okoye Part 7 Jude Paul PSquare allegations came in a single statement that Peter delivered with visible frustration.
“Even if you were taking from me, you should have at least been nice to me. Instead, you wanted to bring me down,” he said — a line that many viewers found more revealing than any document or figure cited in the video.
It frames the dispute not purely as a financial grievance but as a personal wound, suggesting that the sense of betrayal runs deeper than money and touches the nature of the relationship itself, which spans childhood, music, and family identity.
Neither Paul Okoye nor Jude Okoye had responded publicly to the specific allegations raised in Part 7 at the time of this report, and the EFCC had not issued any statement either confirming or commenting on the documents Peter referenced.
Neither Paul Okoye nor Jude Okoye had responded publicly to the specific allegations raised in Part 7 at the time of this report, and the EFCC had not issued any statement either confirming or commenting on the documents Peter referenced.
As the Peter Okoye Part 7 Jude Paul PSquare allegations continue to accumulate across seven videos, the nature of the dispute has shifted considerably from what began as a family falling-out into something that now carries real legal, financial, and professional consequences for everyone named.
The Nigerian public, which built PSquare into one of Africa’s biggest music acts, is watching a story that shows no signs of concluding quietly or quickly.
I called Cynthia Morgan , I told her ‘I found your money’
— Vampz (@Hybrid_Ola) August 6, 2026
That line sweet pass “send me your account number” pic.twitter.com/lB1gVA6cyG
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