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Yhemo Lee Accuses Jude Okoye of Using Juju in P-Square Feud

August 7, 2026 By BeatzHive Editorial 2 min read

Yhemo Lee Suggests Jude Okoye Is Using “Juju” in P-Square Family Feud

Nightlife personality and socialite Yhemo Lee has stirred fresh drama in the long-running P-Square family crisis after hinting in a post online that Jude Okoye may be relying on spiritual manipulation to keep a hold over his younger brothers. The claim lands in the middle of a bitter financial dispute that has torn the famous Okoye family apart in public view.

Yhemo Lee’s Cryptic Post and Peter Okoye’s Allegations Against Jude

Yhemo Lee, whose real name is Idowu Adeyemi, reposted a song reflecting on disloyal brothers and attached his own remark pointing at the “P-Square senior brother,” writing, “Come be like e Dey use juju cos untop their own money is cr@zy work.” Though he never mentioned Jude Okoye by name, followers instantly read the comment as a jab at the duo’s former manager.

The post arrived as tensions between the Okoye brothers reached a boiling point. Peter Okoye has reportedly released a string of tell-all videos accusing Jude of threatening his life, attempting to move ownership of his US property to Jude’s wife, and diverting more than $1.2 million in royalties. Peter also alleged that Jude filed a lawsuit to block him from performing P-Square songs, and claimed his twin, Paul Okoye, slapped him during a confrontation.

Jude Okoye has denied every allegation, maintaining that the matters were investigated by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and are now before the court. He has, in turn, accused Peter of dodging court appearances while trying to win the battle of public opinion. His wife, Ify Okoye, responded with a spiritual message referencing the biblical account of Ananias and Sapphira, declining to trade public accusations.

Why the Juju Claim Has Divided Fans Watching the Okoye Saga

Reactions to Yhemo Lee’s post have been sharply split. Some social media users backed his theory, with one commenter arguing the brothers were outperforming Jude and could dismiss him as manager at any time, while others dismissed the claim as baseless and urged the family to settle their differences away from the spotlight.

It is worth stressing that no evidence has been presented to support the juju suggestion. Still, in Nigerian celebrity culture, where family disputes involving beloved acts like P-Square attract intense scrutiny, such claims tend to spread quickly and keep public interest burning. For now, the feud shows no sign of cooling, and every new voice — invited or not — only raises the temperature.

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