"They Will All Regret This in 10–15 Years" – Former Colleague Warns P-Square and Jude Over Family Feud
A former colleague of Lola Omotayo-Okoye has weighed in on the ongoing P-Square family controversy, warning that both Peter and Paul Okoye, along with their elder brother Jude, will one day regret the bitter public feud that has torn their family apart.
"They Will All Regret This in 10–15 Years" – Former Colleague Warns P-Square and Jude Over Family Feud
The former staffer, who identified himself only as CDO and previously worked with Lola at British American Tobacco, issued a stark warning about the long-term consequences of the family dispute.
"Ten years from now, 15 years from now, they will all be full of regrets. Both P-Square and Jude. They will regret what they are doing now," he said, suggesting that the brothers' inability to resolve their differences privately will have lasting repercussions that extend far beyond the current public drama.
His comments add to the growing chorus of voices calling for reconciliation among the Okoye brothers, whose feud has dominated Nigerian social media for weeks.
CDO also defended Lola's role in the group's early success, disputing claims that others were solely responsible for managing or promoting the duo. "I know Lola. I worked with British American Tobacco.
I know Lola," he said, emphasising his personal knowledge of her contributions. According to him, Lola was instrumental in giving P-Square the exposure and opportunities that helped establish them in the entertainment industry, and he dismissed attempts to downplay her role, stating firmly, "Lola gave P-Square the platform."
His testimony adds weight to Peter Okoye's ongoing narrative about the sacrifices his wife made for the group, including using her connections at an events agency to secure shows for P-Square before they became household names.
Lola's role in P-Square's journey has been a recurring theme in the family feud, with Peter repeatedly crediting her for her unwavering support during the group's early years.
He has previously described her as "an angel" who stood by him when he was a "nobody" and has publicly thanked her for being a "pillar of support, defender of my peace, and a grounding influence."
The former colleague's assertion that Lola gave P-Square the platform directly challenges the narratives of those who have sought to minimise her contributions, and it highlights the deep divisions that have emerged over who deserves credit for the group's success.
The feud, which has seen Peter release a multi-part video series detailing allegations of financial misconduct, threats, and historical grievances surrounding his marriage to Lola, has deeply divided fans and drawn reactions from industry figures across the country. While some have called for reconciliation and healing, others have taken sides, further fueling the public drama.
As the legal battles continue and the personal wounds remain open, CDO's warning that the brothers will regret their actions in a decade serves as a sobering reminder that some rifts, once made public, are almost impossible to fully repair.
Source: TrendyBeatz
