“I am no longer PSquare’s Manager”

“I am no longer PSquare’s Manager” – Jude Okoye Explodes..

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With the saga trailing one of Nigeria’s hottest pop group, Psquare, their first-ever manager, Howie T has opened up to NET about their impending breakup.

I guess Jude is tired of you all still tagging him as PSquare’s Manager, I guess he’s also tired of you all begging him to return to being PSquare’s manager.

Jude has take a stand and he affirmed he’s no longer in business with the PSquare clan whatsoever, See what He tweeted below:

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In other news, Peter Okoye yesterday, March 16, 2016 came to the defense of his brother, Paul after a fan insulted him calling him out.

According to the singer, he has no issues with Paul and fans should leave his brother out of it.

Paul Okoye recently dropped a song ‘Call heaven’ in reaction to the ongoing drama brewing between him and brother Peter Okoye.

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