Paul Okoye Breaks Silence On Dramatic Feud With Peter

Nigerian singer Paul Okoye, better known by his stage name Rudeboy, has spoken out about the ongoing conflict with his twin brother, stating that he will not engage in public discussions about it.

Rudeboy’s management company, Fire Department Inc., released a formal statement on Thursday separating the musician from the rekindled conflict between his brothers, Peter and Jude Okoye.

Paul’s commitment to his music career and future endeavors was emphasized in the statement.

“Fire Department Inc., the official management of Rudeboy, is aware of the ongoing public conversations surrounding recent events involving members of the Okoye family. While we understand the public interest, we believe that personal and family matters are best handled with dignity, respect, and responsibility,” the statement reads.

“We will not be drawn into an exchange of allegations or commentary that distracts from the work, the fans, and the music. Rudeboy remains fully committed to his craft and deeply grateful for the unwavering support he continues to receive from fans across Nigeria, Africa, and the rest of the world.”

“Their (fans) encouragement has been instrumental in the growing success of “Blessed & Alive” featuring Sarkodie, and our focus remains on sharing music that inspires, uplifts, and connects people. We respectfully ask our supporters, media partners, and the public to allow space for professionalism and mutual respect.”

“We encourage everyone to avoid speculation and to rely on verified information rather than rumours or online commentary. We sincerely thank everyone who has continued to stream, share, and celebrate “Blessed & Alive.” This is only the beginning, and we look forward to announcing more exciting projects, performances, and milestones in the weeks and months ahead.”

Bringing family matters onto social media is not the best way to resolve conflicts. Such issues are best addressed privately and respectfully, allowing for honest communication and understanding. Instead of airing grievances publicly, Paul and Peter should focus on settling their differences through a direct and calm discussion. This approach not only preserves family bonds but also promotes healthier and more constructive resolutions.