Father of music producer Don Jazzy, Collins Ajereh, has expressed concern over the prolonged crisis involving members of the Okoye family. He recently had his say via his Instagram page, and fans have been reacting.
Sharing a throwback photo from 2015 showing the day he prayed for Peter and Lola Omotayo, Collins stated that he can only pray for reconciliation and healing amid the Okoye family drama.

Stressing that current tribulations will eventually pass away, Ajereh added that it is very sad to see how the love between the talented twins has turned sour.
His words, “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.”
Paul Okoye, who is better known as Rudeboy, is a Nigerian singer. He rose to fame in the 2000s as a member of the P-Square duo with his identical twin brother Peter Okoye.
Paul studied at St. Murumba secondary school in Jos, together with his brother, Peter also known as Mr P. Paul joined a school of music and drama club where he started dancing and performing covers songs produced by MC Hammer, Bobby Brown and Michael Jackson with his brother Peter.
After the disbandment of P-Square in 2017, both band members sought separate musical careers. Rudeboy released his debut solo tracks titled ‘Fire Fire’ and ‘Nkenji Keke’ in 2017.
On 22 March 2014 Okoye married Anita Isama, whom he met in 2004 during his studies at the University of Abuja. In 2013, their son Andre was born in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. The couple also have a set of twins who were delivered in Atlanta, USA.
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