VeryDarkMan Withdraws from P-Square Family Feud Amid Pressure

Nigerian social media activist VeryDarkMan has officially withdrawn from the long-standing family dispute within the P-Square music group. The sudden turn of events comes as pressure mounted on him to distance himself from the public fray, according to DAILY POST Nigeria.

Following weeks of intense internet scrutiny and criticism, VeryDarkMan issued a video statement saying he would no longer be involved in the matter. The activist now shifts his focus towards preparing for a possible police investigation regarding allegations against AIG Jimoh Moshood, an apparent U-turn in his stance on Peter Okoye’s claims.

In his video address, VeryDarkMan stated that while he still holds Peter responsible, he acknowledged some wrongdoing by Jude over financial issues. He attributed 40% of the blame to Jude and the remaining 30% each among other parties.

Key Players in the P-Square Feud

The family dispute centers around Peter Okoye’s allegations against his twin brother, Paul, and Jude over financial and management issues. Jude was managing the group until Peter stepped in, leading to conflicting claims and counterclaims from both parties.

Support for Peter Okoye

Liberian actor Frank Artus entered into the conversation, urging VeryDarkMan to stay off the family matters. His advice has now proven prescient as VeryDarkMan announced his withdrawal from the matter, indicating he will not be involved in further public comment or involvement.