

Veteran entertainment figure Collins Ajereh, father of music mogul Don Jazzy, has offered heartfelt prayers for singer Peter Okoye, his wife Lola Omotayo-Okoye, and the broader Okoye family as their public fallout continues. Revisiting a moment from 2015 when he prayed over the couple, Ajereh shared a throwback photograph on Instagram to express his deep sadness over the ongoing disputes that have fractured the iconic music family over the years.
Reflecting on his longstanding relationship with the brothers, the industry patriarch voiced his continued concern for their emotional well-being, urging patience and faith in the face of prolonged hardship. He emphasized that as a father figure who deeply loves the family, it pains him to see their bond tested by public controversy, while expressing hope that time will ultimately bring understanding, restoration, and lasting peace to their home.
In a poignant statement accompanying the post, Ajereh wrote: “As a father, I am very sorry and emotional about all that has happened to this family. We love them so much. All the same, I thank God for their lives, sustenance, endurance, decorum, matrimonial bond and will continue to keep them in my prayers. Time is a great healer and may God take control of their circumstances. What can I say? May all the tribulations pass away, God heal our broken hearts and grant peace to this family IJMN.”
His message comes amid a persistent strain within the former P-Square camp, which involves Peter, his twin brother Paul "Rudeboy" Okoye, and their elder brother and former manager, Jude Okoye. Despite a celebrated reunion in 2021 after years of separation, tensions between the brothers resurfaced, leading to renewed public disputes, financial allegations, and legal friction. As the rift continues to draw public concern across the Nigerian entertainment landscape, Ajereh’s intervention stands as a gentle call for unity and healing.

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