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Peter Okoye apologises for his Twitter rant
By Ahmed Boulor
Peter Okoye, one-half of the pop duo P Square has apologised for his Twitter rant after he unceremoniously fired his elder brother Jude on social media.
The energetic artist says he regrets bringing the misunderstanding into public domain after making scathing comments at Jude who runs Northside Entertainment, the platform that handles the musical dealings of P Square.
Read also: Okoye brothers feud deepens as Paul takes sides with Jude
“I am not perfect, I make mistakes, and it hurts people. But when I say sorry, I mean it. I am so SORRY for my actions. I sincerely apologise,” he tweeted today.
Recall that in his comments about 24 hours ago, Peter decried the poor managerial style and a lack of infrastructure of his elder brothers platform which has been managing their affairs musically in the last few years.
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