Dancehall singer Cynthia Morgan has publicly slammed Peter Okoye (Mr. P) for consistently dragging her name into his long-running feud with his brother Jude Okoye. In a strongly worded response, Cynthia accused Peter of meddling in matters he barely understands and blamed him for distorting the facts around her former contract issues. She claimed Peter’s repeated mentions of her are damaging and unnecessary, urging him to keep her out of his personal battles.
Cynthia, once signed to Jude’s Northside Entertainment, stated that Peter has “put mouth” in the issue too many times, escalating what she sees as an already painful chapter in her career. According to her, his involvement has painted a false picture of her situation and distracted from her own efforts to set the record straight. She said her decision to finally speak out was triggered by Peter’s most recent public statements, which she feels were aimed at reviving old tensions for clout.
This latest clash has stirred debate among fans, with many pointing fingers at the industry’s recurring history of artist exploitation. Cynthia’s career saw a sharp decline after her fallout with Jude Okoye, and her new remarks shine a light on how public figures’ words can worsen private struggles. She ended her statement by telling Peter to “focus on his own issues” and stop using her name to score points in a family feud.