Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has alerted the public to hold her colleague, Lizzy Anjorin, responsible should anything happen to her or her kids.
On her Instagram live, Iyabo stated that she hasn’t started any case with Lizzy. She noted that the judge only threw the case out because she wanted peace. The entrepreneur, whose office recently caught fire, said she has been waiting for her to mention her name. She mentioned how Lizzy always says Iyabo hangs out with people who bully her.
Paulo’s partner noted that she isn’t friends with Lizzy and doesn’t owe her any loyalty. She pointed out that the controversial singer is always dragging everyone she sees with her and told the public to hold Lizzy accountable should anything befall her and her kids.
“Lizzy, we have not started any case. The judge threw the case out because she wanted peace. I have been waiting for you to mention my name. You said I always associate with people who bully you. Lizzy, we are not friends, and I don’t owe you anyone I should be close to. You drag everyone you see with you. If anything should happen to me, you should be held responsible.”
Kemi Filani reported a day ago that a Lagos court had dismissed the N1billion defamatory lawsuit Iyabo filed against Lizzy. Lizzy reacted to the news by slamming Iyabo.
Early this year, Iyabo had called out Lizzy over her constant harassment and bullying. She noted how the controversial actress continues to target her loved ones, and warned her for the last time.
Recall that since 2023, Iyabo and Lizzy have been going back and forth on the internet. Iyabo had started the beef when she shared a video where she was mimicking and mocking Lizzy humorously. Lizzy, who was offended went on to reveal some intimate details about Iyabo, accusing her of promiscuity.
Following the allegation, Iyabo threatened legal action against Lizzy, demanding a public apology or risk paying N500 million for her libellous publication.
In March, last year, Iyabo filed a defamatory lawsuit against Lizzy; unfortunately, Lizzy failed to attend court during their first hearing. The court had later served her letters, which were pasted on her house gate.
In July, the judge presiding over their case had played a mediator between the two as he reconciled the actresses. Confirming it to the press, Iyabo stated that the judge gave both of them motherly advice to stop fighting and cursing each other on social media and embrace peace.