P'Square sacks their elder brother Jude over Poor Management, says no more family business

I don't know if this move will be supported by the more relaxed Paul Okoye, but one half of the P'Square duo, Peter Okoye has narrated some of the internal problems in the P'Square house, pointing accusing fingers at their elder brother, Jude Okoye for poor management.

Peter even went ahead to warn people to stop transacting business with Jude. But why? See tweets...

Psquare Fans i know y'all have been asking a lot of question concerning us.— Peter Okoye  

I don't have a problem with Paul but the management.— Peter Okoye  

Been nurturing and managing this problems for over 4yrs now. Don't take my silence as a weakness. #done — Peter Okoye 

Psquare is not breaking up. I stand here to defend Psquare 100%— Peter Okoye 

And for those that will start saying Psquare is breaking up. We are not. Just that the management needs to go.— Peter Okoye 

I stand here 100% for my brother Paul and Psquare but not with our so called management. #period— Peter Okoye 

I have regretted a lot of things in my life... But trust me this is not one of them.#NoMoreFamilyBusiness — Peter Okoye  

Forcing your self that you must remain Psquare's is so cray! #enough — Peter Okoye  

What the fans want is Peter and Paul Psquare and that's what I want. Period! — Peter Okoye  

How can you run a Business with no structure.— Peter Okoye 

Pls peter and Paul are Psquare not with Jude. Thanks — Peter Okoye 

Family business can be pain in the a$.— Peter Okoye 

Pls who so ever makes any transaction with Northside Entertainment or Jude Okoye on Psquare's behalf does so at their on risk. #warning — Peter Okoye 

Peter and Paul has the right to sack the entire management team. Business is Business. #Period — Peter Okoye 

A manager is been employed by the artiste not the other way round. #truthBeTold — Peter Okoye  

Peter was quick to clear the air that he's not breaking up with his twin brother:
Why worrying.. We r not breaking up. Calm down — Peter Okoye

- Family business has its ups and downs...but with sincerity from all parties it could be the best.