P-Square’s Father Passes Away | Lola Omotayo-Okoye Shares Touching Tribute

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Paul, Peter and Jude Okoye lost their mum two years ago so it is sad to hear that as of yesterday they also lost their dad.
According to reports, Mr. Okoye recently had a knee surgery but had a domestic accident where he slipped and hit his head on the marble floor.
There has been no official statement from Paul, Peter or Jude Okoye but Lola Omotayo-Okoye took to her Instagram page to share a touching tribute to her father-in law:
Our dearest “Gradpa Jos” it was just a week ago we were all hanging out with you, your grandchildren were running around you and playing with you. Cameron, Andre and Aliona all wondering why you had a cast on your leg and Cameron was playing with your crutches….Your warm smile and your energy kept us going. We were all happy that you were strong. You made us all laugh. This was the last thing we ever imaged. We are still in shock but we cannot question God as He knows best. May your gentle soul Rest in perfect peace our “grandpa Jos”. We miss you already. #RIP #Thebestfather-in-law Our thoughts are with the Okoye brothers.

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