The singer in a recent interview with the NET, said the brothers who currently cannot stand each other, should be left alone to settle their issues.
"The media should sit back and let them settle their issues amicably. They’ re making it worse by writing all sorts of stories about them. Brothers will always fight and get back as brothers, but the media should not write negative stories in a bid to make money off the headlines," he said.
The former Mo' Hits star was quick to use himself as a reference point, claiming that during his exit from the label, the media coverage was an act of victimization.
"Remember I almost became a victim of the media back then when I left Mo' Hits, but I thank my stars that I pulled through and I am still here," he says.
The escalation of the feud between the Okoye brothers was entirely as a result of their social media rants, which got everyone talking because it felt strange for people to see these stars wash their dirty linen in the public.
Even the latest of their rants came from their social media pages, an incident where Paul wrote on his Twitter page "Pls guys stop tagging me in any beer parlor or restaurants appearance in America.... am in Nigeria," obviously shading his brother who at that time was in the United States for a show.
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