Mr P Releases Part Three of Tell-All Series Detailing Alleged $1.2M Royalties Diversion

Mr P Releases Part Three of Tell-All Series Detailing Alleged $1.2M Royalties Diversion




Singer Peter Okoye, widely known as Mr P, has released the third installment of his online tell-all video series, uncovering further details behind his public falling out with his twin brother Paul Okoye (Rudeboy) and former manager Jude Okoye.


In the latest video, Mr P alleged that he discovered he was no longer a signatory to Northside Entertainment's corporate bank account while attempting to obtain financial statements. 

He claimed that subsequent investigations revealed music aggregators had been redirecting P-Square royalties into an unauthorized entity named Northside Music without his knowledge or consent. 



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According to the singer, financial records indicate over $1.2 million in royalties was paid into the Northside Music account between 2017 and 2023.

Mr P stated that confrontations with Jude Okoye yielded unsatisfactory explanations, while attempts to reason with Paul were unsuccessful. He maintained that his decision to speak out publicly is aimed at clarifying facts and documenting his side of the story rather than destroying relationships.

"Aggregators were paying royalties to a secret account called Northside Music, which I wasn't aware of, while pretending all P-Square earnings were being paid to Northside Entertainment." — Peter Okoye (Mr P)

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