Lola Omotayo, wife of P-Square star Peter Okoye, has broken her silence for the first time after weeks of public apologies from Nigerians who once blamed her for the bitter feud between the famous twin brothers.
For years, social media users accused Lola of being the root cause of the misunderstandings that tore the P-Square duo — Peter and Paul Okoye — apart following her marriage to Peter. The narrative painted her as the outsider who disrupted the close-knit family and musical partnership.
That long-held impression shifted dramatically after Peter’s recent explosive outburst. The singer took to Instagram with a series of videos and documents, accusing his twin brother Paul and their elder brother Jude of orchestrating division within the group. Peter alleged that the pair diverted millions of dollars in P-Square royalties into a company account controlled by Jude and his wife, Ifeoma.
The revelations triggered a wave of remorse online. Nigerians flooded social media with apologies to Lola, tagging her accounts and sharing her photos while praising her patience and loyalty to Peter throughout the crisis.
Responding on Monday via Instagram, Lola addressed the moment with a message of strength directed at women. She thanked supporters for celebrating her steadfastness and urged others not to let external opinions shape their identity.
“To every woman, you are strong, capable, and worthy of every dream in your heart. You are the complete package. Never allow fear, failure, or the opinions of others to define you,” she wrote.
“Believe in yourself, your voice, embrace your journey, and keep moving forward. Say to yourself: I can’t look away from my responsibilities. I can’t look away from my strength as a woman.
“I can’t look away from the wisdom in my mind, the depth of my soul, or the purpose within my heart. I love you all.”
Lola’s statement marks her first public comment on the long-running controversy, reframing years of criticism into a broader call for resilience and self-belief.
