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Jude Okoye unleashes fury on Peter Okoye, Cynthia Morgan

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Jude Okoye, the music executive has taken to Instagram to blast his brother Peter Okoye, former signee Cynthia Morgan, and other former artists who he claims became greedy and left his label, only to blame him for their downfall.

Jude’s scathing post claims that these individuals were successful and influential when he was supporting them, but they got greedy, left, and are now pointing fingers at him.

Jude’s post reads, “They all have one thing in common: They were big, influential, and successful when I was shouldering them with my platform until they got greedy and wanted to eat alone and so left.” He accuses them of bragging about their newfound freedom and making it on their own, only to fall off the wagon, go broke, and blame him for their misfortunes.

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Jude also mentions that he was accused of money laundering and other crimes, but he refused to give in to blackmail and intimidation. He claims that his accusers fabricated lies and attached false charges to his name to get him jailed, but he withstood the pressure for two months.

Cynthia Morgan, a former signee of Jude’s record label, has also accused him of diverting her earnings and frustrating her out of the label. Jude has denied these allegations, claiming that he spent over N40 million on Cynthia Morgan’s career and that she still owes him money.

This comes at a time Cynthia Morgan is trending after an interview where she broke down in tears asking Nigerians to pray for her. However the former dancehall singer in a new post on her Instagram says the video was from a year ago and also revealed that a friend of hers opened a go fund me account to help her raise again.

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