He threatened to shoot me" — Peter Okoye's fifth video accuses Jude of gun threat
Peter Okoye says his brother pulled a gun on him.
Jude didn't answer the allegation. He posted a brief, prayer-focused message on his Instagram Stories instead, a sharp pullback from the detailed, point-by-point rebuttals he'd fired off earlier in the fight.
The feud has been bleeding out publicly since late July. Peter says Jude siphoned off more than $1.2 million in group royalties. Jude calls that bait: "You know the court is not going to your favour," he said, insisting the matter already sits before a judge. He's since filed to block Peter from performing P-Square songs at all, arguing the brand is his because he brought the group to Lagos in 2005. Peter says they were performing for years before that, and that he paid for the move himself.
Ify Okoye finally spoke too. Not a denial. A Bible verse, widely read as a jab at Peter's royalty claims. It pulled her deeper into the fight instead of ending it. A police spokesperson's public show of support for Peter has added another layer, with Nigerians questioning why a serving officer is taking sides in a family dispute.
Jude wants a courtroom to settle it. Peter wants the public to see everything. Neither has budged, and Peter says more episodes are coming.

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