Readers believe Paul was right in siding with Jude Okoye
78.4% of the readers believe Paul had been right, although the other 21.6% begged to differ.
Peter Okoye's apology
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Following Peter's epic outburst via social media, asking for the removal of Jude from the P Square management team, Paul made it abundantly clear that he sided with their manager of 10 years and family matters should be handled behind closed doors.
After Peter's initial outburst, He and Jude had traded barbs back and forth on Twitter, as Paul remained silent until late last night.
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Although Peter has made the reason for his outburst known to the public, many believe that the situation could have been handled better.
We asked Pulse readers if they thought Paul had done the right thing with his instagram post on the issue.
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