Singer Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr. P, has revealed that the reason why his estranged twin brother Rudeboy and their elder brother Jude Engees are angry at him is because their mansions under construction have been seized by authorities.

The singer made this known in the Part 6 of his revelations on the reason behind the breakup of PSquare, a music duo consisting of himself and Rudeboy, with Jude Engees as manager.

According to Mr. P, the mansions, located closed to the estate they all currently live, were seized for forfeiture by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

The seizure followed a petition he wrote against his brothers after he found out that funds meant for PSquare were being diverted to another bank account owned by another company, Northside Music Limited, owned by Jude Engees, instead of Northside Entertainment owned by all three.

According to Mr. P, royalties meant for PSquare were being paid by aggregators into the strange company, which he believed must have been set up using his fake signature.

The singer stated that if his fake signature was not involved, the aggregators who pay royalties won't have decided to pay their money into Northside Music Limited while neglecting Northside Entertainment.

The singer also debunked claims that Jude owns PSquare, stating that how could he own the music duo which released their first album in 2003, while he only started getting involved in their affairs eight years after the album.

To further debunk the claim, which has become a new legal dispute, Mr..P revealed that he was the one that used money from the sale of his car to rent an apartment in Lagos before inciting his brothers to come to the city.

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