“Jude And Paul Are Doing Everything To Take Down My Song From All Platforms” - Peter Okoye

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Peter Okoye better known as Mr P has taken to Instagram to slam his brother, Paul Okoye for making plans to take down his latest song, 'Winning.'

He made the revelation on his Instagram page.
 
According to him, Paul teamed up with their older brother, Jude and are writing through their lawyers to take down his song.
 
Peter stated that he will never give up because he's the owner of the song.
 
Recall that the song has earned over 1m views in just three days.
 
He wrote:
 
“Call us names, call us childish; it is fine.I understand, but anyone that says anything false about me and I have evidence, then I have a right to defend myself”.

“Let’s stay WINNING.You claimed you wrote the song and you didn’t know any @calypso60music. Then how come @calypso60music and I are now telling you what to sing?”.

“JUST FOR THE RECORD GUYS! JUDE And PAUL written through a Lawyer and are doing everything possibly to take the song down from all Music Platform. But i will fight will the end. 🙅‍♂️”.

“With my full chest! @calypso60music and I wrote “WINNING“.
 
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