Peter Okoye has said the apology he tendered on Friday for his earlier Twitter outburst on was only for his fans.
He made the clarification via twitter on Saturday.
 
 Barely 24 hours after lashing out at his elder brother, Jude who is also the manager of the singing twins, PSquare, Peter had apologised for his Twitter outburst and decision to fire his brother Jude as the group’s manager.
He had tweeted that he regreted his action.
“I am not perfect, I make mistakes, and it hurts people. But when I say sorry I mean it. I am so SORRY for my actions. I sincerely apologise,” he had twitted on Friday.
In a series of tweets from late Tuesday through Wednesday, the music star had criticised PSquare’s management for lacking the structure to manage the group. He had also insisted that the group had no contract with his brother, Jude, who is the Chief Executive Officer of Northside Entertainment, warning people against doing any PSquare-related business with the firm.
Despite the plea of fans that the family feud which led to the outburst should be resolved internally, Peter refused to back down, instead coming up with further allegations against Jude.
He also gave the impression that he was fighting for his twin brother and other half of PSquare, Paul, who was silent about the outburst.
Peter added that but for Paul, he would have fired Jude since 2013.
Among several allegations, Peter had accused Jude of frustrating his effort to sign Cynthia Morgan to PClassic Records, a label he set up three years ago; only for Jude to sign Morgan.