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Peter Okoye admits receiving $800,000 P-Square royalties

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Peter Okoye admits receiving $800,000 P-Square royalties

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Peter Okoye Admits Receiving $800,000 P-Square Royalties in Court

Nigeria's Peter Okoye, aka Mr. P, has admitted receiving $800,000 in royalties from SACEM, the French performing rights organisation, for the group's music from 2016 to 2022. The revelation comes as part of the ongoing legal battle between Peter Okoye and his brother Jude Okoye, aka Jude, over the management of the P-Square brand.

Speaking during the ongoing trial at the Federal High Court in Lagos, Peter Okoye disclosed that he had received the money on behalf of the group's music catalogue. He also denied being part of the P-Square management team, stating that he was only involved in managing the group's music videos.

The court has adjourned the matter to December 8th and 9th, 2026.

Peter Okoye Testifies in Court Over P-Square Royalties

Nigerian singer Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P, testified in court on Thursday regarding the payment of royalties from SACEM, the French performing rights organisation, for P-Square's music from 2016 to 2022. Mr. P appeared in court to clarify the management of the P-Square brand and his role in the group's music catalogue.

During the ongoing trial at the Federal High Court in Lagos, Mr. P stated that he received the money on behalf of the group's music catalogue. He denied being a part of the P-Square management team, stating that he was only involved in managing the group's music videos.

P-Square Management Dispute: Peter Okoye Testifies in Court

Nigerian musician Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P, testified in court on Thursday regarding the management of P-Square's royalties from SACEM, the French performing rights organisation, for their music from 2016 to 2022. Mr. P appeared in court to clarify his role in the P-Square brand and his involvement in the group's music catalogue.

The ongoing trial at the Federal High Court in Lagos saw Mr. P state that he received the money on behalf of the group's music catalogue. He denied being part of the P-Square management team, stating that he was only involved in managing the group's music videos.

Peter Okoye Testifies on P-Square Management Dispute

SpeakOX News is reporting on the ongoing trial in the Federal High Court in Lagos where Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P, testified on Thursday regarding the management of P-Square's royalties from SACEM, the French performing rights organisation, for their music from 2016 to 2022. Mr. P appeared in court to clarify his role in the P-Square brand and his involvement in the group's music catalogue.

The court case, which involves the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), is ongoing at the Federal High Court in Lagos. In the trial, Mr. P stated that he received the money on behalf of the group's music catalogue. He denied being part of the P-Square management team, claiming that he was only involved in managing the group's music videos.

Peter Okoye Testifies on P-Square Management Dispute

In the ongoing trial at the Federal High Court in Lagos, Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P, testified on Thursday regarding the management of P-Square's royalties from SACEM, the French performing rights organisation, for their music from 2016 to 2022. Mr. P appeared in court to clarify his role in the P-Square brand and his involvement in the group's music catalogue.

The case, brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), is ongoing at the Federal High Court in Lagos. In the trial, Mr. P stated that he received the money on behalf of the group's music catalogue. He denied being part of the P-Square management team, insisting that he was only involved in managing the group's music videos.

Peter Okoye Testifies on P-Square Management Dispute

The ongoing trial in the Federal High Court in Lagos saw Peter Okoye, also known as Mr. P, testify on Thursday regarding the management of P-Square's royalties from SACEM, the French performing rights organisation, for their music from 2016 to 2022. Mr.

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