The Okoye wives, Ify and Lola, turn up the heat in Jude and Peter’s unforgiving conflict

• The bitter clash between Paul, Peter, and Jude Okoye has taken a dark turn, with two of their wives severing ties in the wake of explosive allegations.
• The once-strong sisterhood between them has been brutally torn apart as they take sides, driven by the scorching accusations Peter hurled at Jude and his wife, claimed they’ve been lining their pockets with P-Square’s money for years

The P-Square family drama has reached a new and explosive height, with the wives now firmly in the spotlight. Jude Okoye’s wife, Ifeoma, and Peter’s wife, Lola Omotayo, have taken their feud public by unfollowing each other on Instagram, signaling a deepening rift in the already fractured family.

This bold move comes just days after the shocking revelations of embezzlement, EFCC involvement, and a royalties scandal rocked the Okoye brothers, sending shockwaves through their fanbase.

Eagle-eyed fans were quick to notice that Ify and Lola, once cordial, have now severed their digital ties, marking a clear division in the P-Square camp.

A swift check by WITHIN NIGERIA confirmed the fallout, with the two women no longer following each other on the popular photo-sharing platform

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This public snub only adds fuel to the fire that’s been raging since Paul Okoye dropped a bombshell—publicly declaring that P-Square was no more, and revealing the bitter fallout between him and his twin brother, Peter.

The drama escalated when Paul accused Peter of orchestrating his arrest by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), a revelation that sent social media into a frenzy. But the real shocker came when Peter hit back with a heart-wrenching letter, laying bare the years of betrayal and deception.

In a detailed account, Peter accused their elder brother, Jude Okoye, of masterminding a long-running scheme to siphon off P-Square’s earnings, with the help of his wife, Ifeoma. According to Peter, Jude and Ify set up a secret company to funnel away the group’s hard-earned money, leaving the brothers in the dark.