Singer Peter Okoye, popularly known as Mr P, has released the third part of his tell-all series, continuing his account of the events that led to the breakdown of his relationship with his twin brother, Paul Okoye, and former manager, Jude Okoye.

In the lengthy video, Mr P alleged that he discovered he was no longer a signatory to Northside Entertainment's bank account while trying to obtain the company's statement of account.

According to him, further investigations revealed transactions involving royalties that he claimed he was unaware of. He alleged that payments made by music aggregators were being split without his knowledge and questioned why he had not been informed about the funds.

Mr P also claimed that after P-Square's breakup in 2017, royalties that should have been paid to Northside Entertainment were allegedly redirected to another entity known as Northside Music.

He alleged that he discovered documents showing that over $1.2 million in royalties had been paid into the account of Northside Music between 2017 and 2023, insisting he never consented to the arrangement.

The singer further claimed that when he confronted Jude Okoye over the alleged discrepancies, he did not get satisfactory answers. He also recounted conversations with Paul Okoye, saying he attempted to convince his twin brother that something was wrong before their relationship deteriorated further.

Mr P maintained that his decision to speak publicly was not to bring anyone down but to tell his side of the story after years of remaining silent.

The latest video is the third instalment in his ongoing series addressing the long-running dispute between himself, Paul Okoye and Jude Okoye.

Singer Idowest has alleged that his celebrity boxing match against fellow artiste Mr Real was rigged after the bout ended in a draw.

Reacting to the result, Idowest insisted that he clearly won the fight, claiming he landed several clean punches on Mr Real and even left his opponent with a swollen eye.

He further alleged that Mr Real continued throwing punches after the bell had gone and cornered him against the ropes during the fight.

Questioning the judges' decision, Idowest wondered how the contest could have been ruled a draw despite what he described as his dominant performance.

The singer also called out the promoters, accusing them of bringing politics into boxing and insisting that the outcome of the match was unfair.

The Lagos State Police Command said it has commenced an investigation into a viral video of a jeweller accusing some policemen in the Festac area of the state of harassing him.

The command disclosed this in an X post on Saturday.

The video, which circulated on X on Saturday morning, shows the businessman engaged in a struggle with some policemen. Later in the video, the businessman could be seen with a bloody face after allegedly sustaining a cut beside his right eye during the struggle with the police officers,

The jeweller later explained that the policemen from the Festac Division had stopped him for a routine search. He said the officers accused him of peddling drugs after finding a scale on him.

“I went to deliver a necklace to someone when police officers stopped and searched me in Festac, Lagos. They found nothing on me but saw the scale I use to measure gold and accused me of using it to weigh weed.

They ordered me to follow them to the station, but I refused because I had done nothing wrong.

They were not properly dressed as police officers, and the bus they arrived in had no registration.

They then dragged me, tried to force me into the bus, and one of them hit me on the head with a gun before they started beating me.”

Reacting to the viral video, the state police command via its X handle, said it had launched an investigation and identified the policemen involved in the incident.

“The Lagos State Police Command has seen the video and has commenced an investigation into the incident. The officers involved have been identified as personnel attached to Area E Command.

The Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, CP Tijani Fatai, has directed the Area Commander to immediately produce the officers at the Command Headquarters for further investigation and appropriate action.

The individual featured in the video is kindly urged to contact the Command’s Complaint Response Unit (CRU) on 09111111150 or 09111111151 to assist with the ongoing investigation.”

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The spokesperson of the Delta state police command, SP Bright Edafe, was stunned fter suspected drug dealers asked to take a photograph with him shortly after they were arrested and interrogated by him.

The two suspects, identified as Omini Ezeri, 46, and Chinedum Wagbara, 42, were arrested during a stop-and-search exercise while driving a Mercedes-Benz ML SUV with reg no. AAA 604 JZ along Agbarho-Warri road.

Upon searching the occupants and the vehicles, two Beretta pistols, a substance suspected to be cocaine, and one dagger were recovered from them. Both suspects are in custody, and investigation is ongoing.

As usual, the suspects were interrogated by Edafe. Shortly after the interrogation, the suspects

In a follow-up post shared on social media this afternoon, Edafe narrated how the suspects got “carried away” once they realised he wanted to interview them.

“I have not seen this kind of people before. Caught with cocaine and two pistols, which they claim they use for the drug business. But they got carried away when they saw that I wanted to interview them. They even asked for a picture after the interview,” Edafe wrote.

Controversial singer Portable has explained why he walked out of his boxing match against Charles Okocha, leading to his defeat by forfeiture.

Speaking after the fight, Portable claimed that Charles Okocha bit him and also put him in a headlock, insisting that he signed up for a boxing match, not a street fight.

According to him, such actions were against the rules of the sport and unacceptable.

Portable also stated that he is a celebrity and had no reason to risk himself over the prize money, adding that he earns enough from his music career.

The singer further alleged that the fight promoters had promised to take him to London for training ahead of the bout, but instead took Charles Okocha, a decision he suggested gave his opponent an unfair advantage.

Controversial singer Portable has lost his boxing match against actor and entertainer Charles Okocha after walking out of the ring and refusing to continue the bout.

The dramatic moment happened shortly after the two men were separated by officials following a heated exchange during the fight.

Instead of returning to continue the contest, Portable walked out of the ring and refused to come back despite efforts to resume the match.

Under boxing rules, his refusal to continue resulted in an automatic forfeiture, handing Charles Okocha the victory.