Cynthia Morgan Fires Back at Jude Okoye Amid Ongoing Okoye Family Feud

Cynthia Morgan, known now as Madrina, has fiercely responded to her former record label boss, Jude Okoye, urging him to focus on his family disputes rather than involving her in their feud. This latest development comes amidst a backdrop of accusations, counter-accusations, and public revelations that have kept fans and observers on edge.

The feud reignited when Jude Okoye, who once managed the P-Square duo comprising his brothers Peter Okoye and Paul Okoye, spoke out about his share in the group’s royalties and the dynamics of their business relationship. However, Cynthia Morgan‘s recent statement has shifted the spotlight back to her tumultuous relationship with Jude Okoye.

Cynthia Morgan, who has been vocal about her struggles post her exit from Jude‘s label, took to social media to address the situation directly. “Nobody begged you to sign anybody. Face your brothers and leave me alone,” she posted, referring to the ongoing disputes within the Okoye family. This statement responded to Jude Okoye‘s recent comments, where he might have indirectly or directly involved Morgan in his narrative.

The history between Cynthia Morgan and Jude Okoye has been fraught with allegations of financial mismanagement and control over her career. After leaving the label, Morgan has previously detailed her financial hardships, including claims of not receiving royalties and being left in a state where she could barely afford basic necessities. Her transformation into Madrina was partly an attempt to reclaim her identity and career from the shadows of her past label disputes.

Public sentiment seems to be leaning towards sympathy for Cynthia Morgan. Many users cite her past claims against Jude Okoye as potentially vindicated by the current family feud within P-Square. “If Peter Okoye’s allegations against his brother Jude are anything to go by, baby girl must have had it worse,” commented one user, echoing a sentiment that Morgan‘s experiences might be a precursor to the issues now publicly aired by the Okoye brothers.

Jude Okoye, on his part, has maintained that he was not just a manager but an equal partner in P-Square, with a significant share in the group’s earnings, which he claims was his due. However, his attempts to clarify his position have inadvertently brought back the spotlight on his dealings with other artists, including Cynthia Morgan.