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P-Square’s brother Henry opens up on family feud: ‘I was their first sponsor, bodyguard’

Henry Okoye, the elder brother of music duo P-Square, has accused their former manager and brother, Jude Okoye, of contributing significantly to the long-running conflict within the family. Speaking in an interview with Nollyserve, Henry claimed that he and other family members supported Peter and Paul’s music career before Jude became involved in managing the group. According to him, the family initially struggled to secure sponsorship for the twins, prompting him to provide financial and logistical support. He said he travelled with them from one state to another, provided his car for promotional activities and even acted as their bodyguard. Henry also disputed claims that Jude was responsible for building P-Square’s career, alleging that their late mother had initially opposed the idea of Jude managing the group because of concerns about his character. He claimed that the relationship between the twins and other family members changed after Jude became involved in their management. Henry further alleged that he was promised 20 per cent of the money earned from each show in recognition of his early support, but said he never received the payment. He claimed Jude later questioned the basis of the arrangement. He also accused Jude of becoming distant from him and other members of the family. Henry said that when he was hospitalised for about two months, Peter and Paul contacted him, while Jude allegedly never called to check on his condition. He further claimed that their youngest sister was struggling in Lagos and alleged that other family members had failed to provide adequate support. Speaking about Paul Okoye, Henry said he was surprised by what he described as a change in the singer’s attitude towards the family. He alleged that Paul had previously been one of the kindest members of the family but suggested that Jude’s influence may have contributed to the change. On the possibility of Peter and Paul reuniting as P-Square, Henry said he would welcome a reconciliation but expressed doubts that it would happen, alleging that Jude’s influence had deepened divisions within the family. The latest claims come amid an escalating public dispute involving members of the Okoye family. Peter Okoye has previously accused Jude of financial misconduct and other wrongdoing, allegations Jude has disputed. Henry also maintained that he played a significant role in supporting the twins during the early stages of their music career, before Jude became their manager.

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Frank Edoho Calls Lagos Property Prices ‘Armed Robbery’

Media personality Frank Edoho has criticised the soaring cost of real estate in Lagos, describing the state’s property market as “armed robbery” and questioning how Nigerians can afford the luxury homes being offered for sale. Edoho made the remarks during a recent episode of The KK Show, where he compared the prices of high-end properties in Lagos with those in other parts of the world, arguing that the local market is difficult to justify considering Nigeria’s economic conditions. According to him, the price of some luxury homes in Lagos is comparable to that of significantly more valuable assets abroad. He claimed that Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio owns an island valued at about $1.7 million, while a mansion in Osapa, Lagos, is reportedly listed for around $1.5 million despite what he described as inadequate infrastructure in the area. “What are we talking about? It’s armed robbery,” Edoho said while criticising the pricing of the property. The broadcaster also questioned the purchasing power of Nigerians, noting that wages have remained low despite the sharp increase in property prices. He pointed to the country’s minimum wage, which he said is below ₦100,000, and wondered how ordinary Nigerians could afford homes worth hundreds of millions of naira. Edoho further cited the depreciation of the naira and the country’s struggling economy, asking who the real buyers of such expensive properties are. When the programme’s host suggested that Nigerians living abroad account for a significant number of buyers, Edoho acknowledged that those earning in foreign currencies could afford such investments but questioned who was purchasing the properties from within Nigeria. He asked whether the clientele consisted mainly of government officials, internet fraudsters or pastors. Responding to the concerns, the property developer featured on the programme dismissed the suggestion that his customers largely belonged to those groups. He explained that property prices are determined by prevailing market conditions, adding that even clients who initially criticised the cost of homes often sold their own properties at similar market rates once they entered the market.

Entertainment, Music

‘Dai Dai’ by Shakira and Burna Boy Sets Record as Highest-Charting World Cup Song

Grammy-winning Nigerian singer Burna Boy has reached another career milestone as his World Cup collaboration with Colombian superstar Shakira, “Dai Dai,” has become the highest-charting World Cup song in Billboard Hot 100 history. The track climbed 25 places this week to reach No. 17 on the Billboard Hot 100, surpassing Shakira and South African band Freshlyground’s iconic “Waka Waka (This Time for Africa),” which previously held the record. “Dai Dai” also rose to No. 3 on the Canadian Hot 100 and is currently competing for the top spot on the UK Official Singles Chart. In a separate development, Billboard has discontinued its World Digital Song Sales chart, with the final edition published on June 27, 2026. The chart tracked the commercial performance of songs from regions including Nigeria, Asia, the Caribbean, South Africa and other international markets. Over the years, several Nigerian artistes, including Wizkid, Mr Eazi and Rema, topped the World Digital Song Sales chart, highlighting the growing global influence of Afrobeats.

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BBNaija Season 11 Kicks Off, Housemates Battle for ₦160m

The eleventh season of Big Brother Naija has officially commenced, with 24 contestants stepping into Biggie’s house to compete for the show’s record ₦160 million grand prize. The new season, themed “Show Ya Sef,” was unveiled on Sunday night by longtime host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu. The housemates introduced during the launch include Tram, Temi Nkem, Martins, Abi, Chimsom Chuka, Keivo, Mercedes, Kamsi, Sultex, Aikou, Flora, Bells, Gerard, Oyin, Sheba, Araga, Ricky, Nomy, Barry, Neche, Yusuf, Goddessa, Bluethopia and Cassi. Several contestants wasted no time outlining their goals, stressing that their focus is on winning the competition rather than pursuing romantic relationships. Twenty-four-year-old Lagos-based streamer Tram said he entered the house solely to compete for the prize, adding that romance would not distract him from his objective. Similarly, 21-year-old model Temi Nkem expressed confidence in her approach, saying she intends to play the game according to her own strategy. Martins, a visual storyteller and model from Kogi State, said he is eager to enjoy the experience while giving his best in the race for the grand prize. The reality show will run for 72 days, with the eventual winner walking away with a prize package valued at ₦160 million.