Music executive and former manager of the acclaimed Nigerian group P-Square, Jude Okoye, has recently shed light on his involvement with the duo, consisting of his brothers, Peter and Paul Okoye.
In a recent revelation, Jude unveiled a court document that clarifies the royalty distribution among the group members, putting to rest the ongoing speculation about his role in handling the group’s finances.
The document reveals that Jude Okoye is entitled to 25% of the group’s royalties, while Peter and Paul Okoye each receive 30%. The remaining 15% is allocated for the group’s operational costs and expenses. This disclosure follows Peter Okoye’s accusations that Jude had been misappropriating funds meant for the artists, which led to a complaint filed with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
Jude’s decision to publicly share this information comes after facing significant backlash from fans, prompting him to clear his name. By releasing the court documents, Jude aims to provide transparency and prove his rightful share of the group’s earnings.
The controversy has ignited a widespread debate among fans and industry insiders, with many calling for greater transparency and accountability within the music industry. As the situation continues to develop, the potential impact on the future of P-Square remains uncertain.
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