It’s no longer news that the group Psquare has split. The twin brothers, Peter and Paul Okoye have gone their separate ways. On Friday, October 20, 2017, Peter Okoye, also known as Mr P released his music video ‘Cool It Down‘. This serves as a strong signal that Psquare the group is no more.
In the middle of the controversy is Lola Okoye, the wife of Peter Okoye. She has been in the eye of the storm ever since the Psquare drama started in 2014.
A source close to Psquare who spoke to Pulse under the condition of anonymity revealed the role Lola Okoye played in the whole drama
Lola Okoye has always wanted to push the Psquare brand forward, to make it even bigger. With her experience in corporate Nigeria, she wanted to bring a more professional and PR-friendly way of doing business to the group.
Peter Okoye was keen on moving Psquare forward and took his wife’s ideas in. Peter felt that Jude Okoye’s managerial style was not professional enough and the business lacked structure.
Psquare which happens to be one of the biggest groups out of Africa never had a business office in all its years of doing business.
“Four years ago, I told Jude that he needs to step down as our manager because I didn’t want to disrespect him as a brother, but this is business, we have to structure it,“Peter Okoye told NET in an exclusive interview in 2016.
He brought his ideas to the Paul and Jude but that they shut it down. Paul and Jude Okoye preferred the old style of handling business. It had always worked for them and they were not eager to change the formula.
This friction led to the eventual split of Psquare. Peter Okoye wanted to progress but Paul and Jude decided to keep on using the same formula.
Throughout the whole drama, Lola Okoye has never reacted publicly or responded. She hasn’t said anything about the rumours.
Pulse reached to all parties involved and they haven’t responded for comments on the story.
Courtesy: PULSE
Once woman enter the grammar, yawa go gas!
Sad they ended up splitting
Psquare was a strong force in the music industry.