P-Square Feud in Court: Peter Okoye Confirms Receiving Over $800,000 in Royalties
The twins' dispute with brother Jude Okoye plays out before the Federal High Court in Lagos, with the EFCC case adjourned to December.
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The twins' dispute with brother Jude Okoye plays out before the Federal High Court in Lagos, with the EFCC case adjourned to December.
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