Ifeoma, who seemingly opted for a spiritual approach, stated: “I have no desire to defend myself before those committed to misunderstanding me.”
By Kehinde Okeowo
Ifeoma Okoye, wife of Jude Okoye — former manager and elder brother of the defunct musical group P-Square — has responded to allegations levelled against her by one half of the duo, Peter Okoye, also known as Mr P, amid an ongoing family feud.
She issued what appeared to be a spiritual response in a post shared via her official Instagram account on Tuesday, 4 August 2026.
Mr P had, during the fifth episode of his video series, claimed that Jude threatened him during a dispute over a property in the United States owned by the defunct P-Square group.
According to the 44-year-old artiste, the incident occurred in early 2015 after the brothers had agreed to share their properties, including a duplex in the US.
Recounting what transpired, Peter said: “This incident happened in early 2015; it started making sense to me after the EFCC told me everything. Why the sudden attack?”
He further noted that the dispute began after he was informed that his share of the US property had been put up for sale without his knowledge.
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He went on to state that when he confronted his older brother, Jude, over the decision at a music event, the situation turned hostile.
”He told me to get out of his front before he slapped me. He wanted to beat me up before other artistes stepped in,” he alleged.
He also claimed that he later discovered documents allegedly prepared to transfer his ownership interest in the US property to Jude’s wife.
Reacting, Ifeoma chose a faith-based approach, invoking the biblical story of Ananias and Sapphira, a couple from the Book of Acts who were struck down for deceiving the early church.
She wrote: “The story of Ananias and Sapphira reminds us that while people can deceive others for a time, no one can deceive God. He is the righteous Judge who weighs every motive, exposes every falsehood, and upholds the truth in His perfect time.”
Ifeoma also made it clear that she has no intention of trading accusations publicly, adding: “I have no desire to defend myself before those committed to misunderstanding me. Truth does not need manipulation to prevail, and I trust God to vindicate what is right.”
