Music Executive, Jude Okoye shades Peter Okoye, Cynthia Morgan and others he claims became 'broke' after leaving his record label

Music executive, Jude Okoye, took to Instagram to disparage his brother Peter Okoye, former signee Cynthia Morgan, and other former signees who he claims became avaricious after profiting from his platform, quit his label, went bankrupt, and are now searching for someone to blame. Jude stated in the post that everyone should be aware that he refuses to be intimidated or subjected to extortion. He said that he was accused of money laundering, among other things, and that he expected all these things to break him, but he refuses to comply with anyone's demands or blackmail.His post readsThey 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. They never complained afterwards. Rather they bragged about their new found freedom and making it all on their own. Years down the line they fell off the wagon and became broke and instead of accepting responsibility and accountability for their choices, they are pointing fingers at the same person they left for their freedom. What manner of madness is that? They cant specifically mention what wrongs were done to them, how and where. You cant sell goods to someone and later demand for them back while refusing to return the money spent on the goods. Steady spinning sentiments and emotions to see if I can be blackmailed into submission. You should all know by now that I dont succumb to bullying or cheap blackmail. They concocted and fabricated lies, attached money laundry and fraud to my name to get me jailed in order for me to break down within days and submit to their demands but to their surprises I sat it out for 2months. Una Dey find money when una don chop finish. When next they come out ranting ask them what WRONG I did to them that resulted to their present situation.''Jude and his brother Peter have been at odds for a long time. Peter brought Jude before the EFCC on allegations that he embezzled money while managing the PSquare brand. Jude was remanded in jail and has been in and out of court until he was able to obtain his bail. Cynthia Morgan, his former signee, has accused him over the years of diverting some of the money she earned while signed to him and of frustrating her out of his record label.