Nollywood actress Lizzy Anjorin has reacted to the court order involving actress Priscilla Ojo and her family. The development has sparked another round of drama between both parties.
The High Court of Lagos State recently granted an interim order against Lizzy. Justice Y.A. Adesanya restrained her from posting or sharing pictures of Priscilla and Juma Jux’s son, Rakeem Mkambala. The order also stopped Lizzy and her representatives from publishing content about Priscilla’s family.
However, Lizzy has questioned Priscilla’s decision to share the court document online. During a live video, she described the legal action as “dead on arrival.” Lizzy said,
“They have petitioned us, oh. Gistlover don run go petition Lizzy oh. They are no longer going to court, oh. If nor be mdness, posting petition letter on social media.Nor be mdness be that for Iyabo Ojo and her pikin? Your case na dead on arrival. If you post court letter on any platform before serving person wey you wan serve, that court case na fake court case.”
She also criticised Priscilla and her mother, Iyabo Ojo.
“Iyabo ojo na mugu. Person wey get blog, wey you don bully, you fit go court, but na that person go win you. Person wey you don bully her pikin, bully her family, that person get right to bully you.”
Meanwhile, the latest dispute follows months of social media clashes. Lizzy previously attacked Iyabo for attending Soso Soberekon’s wedding with Priscilla. Priscilla later said she was building a case against Lizzy. She also described the actress as mentally ill. In response, Lizzy made more allegations against the mother and daughter. She claimed to have over 500 pieces of evidence against them.
The feud has also spilled into the courtroom before. Iyabo once threatened to sue Lizzy for N500 million over alleged libellous claims. However, a Lagos court dismissed Iyabo’s N1 billion defamation lawsuit against Lizzy in 2024. Lizzy later celebrated the court decision and continued her criticism of Iyabo.
For now, fans are watching closely to see how the latest legal battle unfolds.
