May All The Tribulations Pass Away’ – Don Jazzy’s Father Prays For Peter, Paul

Veteran entertainment personality Collins Ajereh, father of renowned music producer Don Jazzy, has expressed concern over the prolonged crisis within the Okoye family, offering prayers for singer Peter Okoye, his wife Lola Omotayo-Okoye and other members of the family.

According to Ireporter Online, Ajereh revisited a memorable moment from 2015 when he prayed for Peter and Lola, sharing a throwback photograph from the occasion on his Instagram page on Friday.

The veteran entertainer used the opportunity to reflect on the challenges that have continued to affect the family, expressing sadness over the prolonged dispute and the impact it has had on those involved.

Ajereh said he remained deeply concerned about the situation and prayed for divine intervention, healing and peace within the Okoye family.

He also recalled his longstanding relationship with the family, stressing that he continued to care about their wellbeing despite the difficulties that have surrounded them in recent years.

In his message, the entertainment figure emphasised the importance of patience, endurance, unity and hope, expressing optimism that the family would eventually overcome its challenges.

Ajereh said he was emotionally affected by the situation and prayed that God would bring an end to the troubles facing the family, while also asking for peace and healing for everyone involved.

His intervention comes amid renewed public attention surrounding the longstanding dispute between Peter Okoye, his twin brother Paul Okoye, popularly known as Rudeboy, and their elder brother and former manager, Jude Okoye.

Peter and Paul rose to prominence as members of P-Square, becoming one of Africa’s most successful music duos before their relationship deteriorated and the group split.

Although the twins reconciled in 2021 after years of separation, their relationship later became strained again, with the disagreement expanding into public accusations, financial disputes and legal issues involving members of the family.

Ajereh’s latest message has added to the growing calls for peace and reconciliation as the Okoye family continues to navigate the longstanding dispute.