by Akan Ido

Yes, this is according to popular blogger, Linda Ikeji. Following allegations and counter-allegations coming from the Psquare camp she is insisting that all is not well with Africa’s pre-eminent music duo.

Jude Okoye, Psquare’s older brother had yesterday posted a tweet suggesting he is calling it quits with the group saying “After 10 years of hard work. Am done.”

Many took this as a public announcement of his decision to set his camp away from the group but Psquare’s publicist, Bayo Adetu denied this describing it as “baseless and untrue.”

The latest news coming out of the Psquare camp, however, suggest that the group may in-fact be heading for a break-up with Peter Okoye, one-half of the singing duo deciding to go solo, literally.

Linda Ikeji says the twins went as far as getting involved in physical altercation last Wednesday, an assertion which cannot be immediately confirmed.

Reports say trouble started with the relationship between Peter Okoye and his wife, Lola Omotayo which many say does not have the support of the family.

Read Linda Ikeji’s report below:

They fought this week. Peter even left a mark on Paul’s left eye. But the fight wasn’t during rehearsal, which rehearsal? Peter has refused to do anything P-Square for weeks now. Forget that he was at his brother’s wedding, things are not good between them right now. They were even invited to perform at president Jonathan’s wedding but they didn’t go. Peter wants out. He said Paul and Jude are sidelining him. That if they push out 200 songs, 199 would be songs Paul did. That people are now calling him a dancer in P-Square. Peter is really angry. He’s even the cool and friendly one between the brothers but he is not himself right now. And then he accused his brother Jude of disrespecting his wife. Peter and Jude haven’t spoken in weeks. Peter said Jude has been disrespecting Lola for years and he was done tolerating the BS. In fact Peter said that not only is Lola older than Jude, but that she’s also pregnant and Jude was upsetting a pregnant woman. If you notice Jude didn’t attend their wedding last year despite the fact that he was in Nigeria. Jude asked Peter why he didn’t marry Lola when their mother was alive. Jude said it’s his wife that is pushing him and they will need to pray for him. In fact nobody in the Okoye family likes Lola and they didn’t support the marriage. The brothers are really angry at each other. The police is even involved. This week, either the commissioner of police or someone from his office visited their house.

Unconfirmed reports indicate that the brothers are already making legal moves to separate their joint properties which ominously suggests a note of finality to their disagreement.

The worst part is that they have invited lawyer to come and share property o. They want to share everything. The lawyer was at their house I think on Thursday. Peter said no more P-Square joint ventures. You know they own everything together, including a house in Omole, Parkview and Atlanta. Except something is done fast P-Square is about to be finished. But I know that people have been intervening and begging them to reconsider, that they are the biggest musical duo in Africa. Nobody will benefit if they split. The power to make money is in their togetherness.

It is Jude people are begging to keep the brothers together, but after what he tweeted yesterday, it may truly be over for P-Square. Jude has really tried for his brothers, for him to give up may mean it’s over for them.

He practically put his entire life on hold for his brothers. Even sold his first car to shoot their first video but all that is about go come to an end like he tweeted. The only thing that can save the situation is if by a miracle Jude and Lola settle their differences but I don’t see that happening.

Several Nigerian music groups have been unable to perform at the top of their game after splitting with the Mo’Hits group, the Plantation Boys, Remedies, Olori Oko and several others coming to mind.

We sincerely hope the talented group finds a solution to their disagreement and refuse to go ahead with this decision.