Henry Okoye, the eldest brother of the Okoye family and estranged music duo P-Square, has cast doubt on any future reconciliation between his younger twin brothers, Peter and Paul, despite his own repeated efforts to bring the family back together.

Speaking in a recent interview at the family’s home in Plateau State, Henry reflected on the long-running rift that has now drawn in all three brothers, Peter, Paul and Jude. While he expressed a genuine wish to see the twins reunite, he doubted such a reconciliation would happen, though he said he would be happy if it did, adding that Paul was a very kind person.

Henry also opened up about a personal grievance tied to the fallout, recalling an incident that followed the death of Peter’s father-in-law. He said he had reached out to the family during that difficult period, only to be redirected by Peter to Jude, who he claimed was withholding funds owed to him.

He further alleged that promises made to him early in the group’s rise, including a reported 20 percent stake once the brothers began making money, were later dismissed by Jude despite Henry’s role in supporting the family from the very beginning.

Despite the frustration, Henry maintained that he holds no lasting bitterness toward his siblings, saying he has forgiven them and wants the entire family to come back together. He noted that even prominent figures within their circle, including businessman Shehu Dantata, had previously attempted to mediate the dispute without success.

Henry’s latest comments arrive against the backdrop of a feud that has escalated dramatically in recent weeks, following a multi-part video series in which Peter accused Jude of financial misconduct, alleging that royalties belonging to the group were diverted and that he had been subjected to bullying and threats.

Jude has denied the allegations and is currently facing separate financial crime charges brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, to which he has pleaded not guilty. The dispute, which has played out publicly and in court, has left many fans wondering whether Nigeria’s most famous musical brothers will ever find common ground again.

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