Peter alleges that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission discovered two luxury mansions located just two minutes from his own residence during an investigation — and that both properties belong to Paul and Jude Okoye, purchased, he claims, with funds he describes as stolen money.
Peter used the latest video to correct what he framed as deliberate public misinformation, insisting that the company Jude has been referencing publicly does not exist under the name Northside Music Entertainment.
Peter used the latest video to correct what he framed as deliberate public misinformation, insisting that the company Jude has been referencing publicly does not exist under the name Northside Music Entertainment.
He stated that the only registered entity is Northside Music Limited, and accused Jude of using the name confusion to mislead the public.
Beyond the naming dispute, Peter alleged that Northside Music operates as a secret account known only to Paul and Jude — one he says he was deliberately kept out of.
He presented this hidden financial arrangement as the foundation of the betrayal he has been publicly documenting across all six videos in the series.
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The Peter’s claim carries significant weight because it connects the brothers’ personal dispute directly to an active federal agency investigation.
According to Peter, the EFCC has moved to seal both mansions pending possible forfeiture proceedings, suggesting the agency’s findings were serious enough to trigger asset restrictions.
Peter linked the timing of Paul and Jude’s public anger toward him directly to the EFCC’s actions, arguing that their hostility is not primarily about music, business disagreements, or family loyalty — but about the exposure of financial activity that the investigation has now brought into the open. “That’s why they are both angry with me,” he stated plainly.
The series, which began as an airing of personal grievances between siblings, has now taken on a potentially legal dimension that extends well beyond what most observers expected when the first instalment was released.
The series, which began as an airing of personal grievances between siblings, has now taken on a potentially legal dimension that extends well beyond what most observers expected when the first instalment was released.
As Part 6 continues to circulate, public opinion and scrutiny are shifting from the emotional weight of a family breakdown to the harder questions of financial accountability that Peter Okoye is now placing at the centre of his story.
"Jude, hear yourself... How can your account officer put his address? I'm not stupid. Everything about Northside Music is falsified..." - Peter Okoye continues to spill details about the Okoye family feud. pic.twitter.com/3iTtFK4Zbk https://t.co/TvCzyKpqZU
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