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Veteran Afrobeats superstar, Dbanj, has broken his silence on the messy family war rocking the iconic P-Square brothers Peter and Paul Okoye, and their elder brother/former manager, Jude Okoye. In a trending interview with Adesope Live, Dbanj pleaded with the Federal Government of Nigeria to wade into the matter and help resolve the $1 million fraud case currently tearing the brothers apart. Recalll that Peter Okoye has dragged Jude and his company, Northside Entertainment, to court for allegedly defrauding him. The drama escalated when Paul publicly defended Jude, claiming Peter was only out to destroy their brothers name. Now, with the case still hot in court and fans divided, Dbanj has stepped in to say enough is enough. The saga between Peter and Jude is a very sad one, Dbanj said. When you want to fight, you only know the beginning you dont know the end. He said he recently flew with Peter and had a deep conversation with him, where Peter opened up about the ongoing issue. According to Dbanj, there’s still hope for reconciliation, especially if both parties agree to dialogue. If its even a money issue, this is the best time to talk. You guys own your catalogue, and thats gold. People have been trying to buy mine for over 10 years, and I havent sold. Same thing with P-Square their catalogue is massive. Dbanj went on to say that even if they never perform together again, they can still reach a respectful agreement that benefits all sides. He didnt stop there. The Oliver Twist crooner called on national figures and even the federal government to step in, just like theyve done in the past. I remember when a bank closed in Nigeria and locked up Jay Jay Okochas money. The then President, Obasanjo, personally intervened and told them to pay Jay Jay because of how much he had done for the country. Dbanj believes that something similar can happen in this case: If its a money or agreement thing, let the relevant institutions maybe Bank of Industry help structure something. He concluded by appealing to mentors, elders, and anyone the Okoye brothers respect to intervene and help them find peace again. The post The federal government can them settle – Singer Dbanj speaks on Peter Okoye and Jude Okoyes ongoing $1M fraud drama appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.The federal government can them settle – Singer Dâbanj speaks on Peter Okoye and Jude Okoyeâs ongoing $1M fraud drama
Veteran Afrobeats superstar, Dbanj, has broken his silence on the messy family war rocking the iconic P-Square brothers Peter and Paul Okoye, and their elder brother/former manager, Jude Okoye. In a trending interview with Adesope Live, Dbanj pleaded with the Federal Government of Nigeria to wade into the matter and help resolve the $1 million fraud case currently tearing the brothers apart. Recalll that Peter Okoye has dragged Jude and his company, Northside Entertainment, to court for allegedly defrauding him. The drama escalated when Paul publicly defended Jude, claiming Peter was only out to destroy their brothers name. Now, with the case still hot in court and fans divided, Dbanj has stepped in to say enough is enough. The saga between Peter and Jude is a very sad one, Dbanj said. When you want to fight, you only know the beginning you dont know the end. He said he recently flew with Peter and had a deep conversation with him, where Peter opened up about the ongoing issue. According to Dbanj, there’s still hope for reconciliation, especially if both parties agree to dialogue. If its even a money issue, this is the best time to talk. You guys own your catalogue, and thats gold. People have been trying to buy mine for over 10 years, and I havent sold. Same thing with P-Square their catalogue is massive. Dbanj went on to say that even if they never perform together again, they can still reach a respectful agreement that benefits all sides. He didnt stop there. The Oliver Twist crooner called on national figures and even the federal government to step in, just like theyve done in the past. I remember when a bank closed in Nigeria and locked up Jay Jay Okochas money. The then President, Obasanjo, personally intervened and told them to pay Jay Jay because of how much he had done for the country. Dbanj believes that something similar can happen in this case: If its a money or agreement thing, let the relevant institutions maybe Bank of Industry help structure something. He concluded by appealing to mentors, elders, and anyone the Okoye brothers respect to intervene and help them find peace again. The post The federal government can them settle – Singer Dbanj speaks on Peter Okoye and Jude Okoyes ongoing $1M fraud drama appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.
