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Paul Okoye Singer maintains silence as Jude Okoye, Peter Okoye clash

Paul Okoye keeps quiet on his brothers' Twitter quarrel. 

As brothers singer Peter Okoye and manager Jude Okoye continue their war of words on Twitter, Paul Okoye has kept silent.

The 34-year-old composer and singer hasn't said a word on social media as his brothers fight on Twitter. On his Instagram account Paul Okoye's last post was yesterday (February 16) before the drama started.

Paul Okoye leaning on his Mercedes Benz. Paul Okoye leaning on his Mercedes Benz.
(Instagram )

Today, Paul Okoye has been busy tweeting radio links of his radio stations playing his artiste's new song. Why hasn't Paul Okoye picked a side in this battle? Is he on the side of his singing partner Peter Okoye or his brother Jude Okoye?
Peter Okoye has made it clear that he does not want Jude Okoye to be the manager of the group Psquare. Jude Okoye on the other hand said Peter has gone through a lot and he needs prayers.
Later in the day Peter Okoye fired back and said Jude Okoye needs God instead.
This is the second time in two years that the Psquare brand has been involved in a public rift of sorts. In April, 2014 there were strong rumours that Peter Okoye and Paul Okoye had split.
Peter Okoye no longer wants Jude Okoye as Psquare's manager. It seems it is about to be over between Peter Okoye and Jude Okoye.
(dailypost)

It was reported that Peter Okoye refused to do anything with Psquare because he reportedly felt his input and contributions were not being seriously considered. Some reports went as far as saying that a lawyer had been summoned to split the Psquare fortune into two so that Peter Okoye could walk away.
Cooler heads prevailed and the twins were persuaded be one again. They released their sixth studio album 'Double Trouble' after the split fiasco.

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