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Iyabo Ojo Vows To Take Legal Action Against Colleague, Lizzy Anjorin

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Actress Iyabo Ojo has vowed to take legal actions against her colleague, Lizzy Anjorin, for consistently wishing de@th on her children and grandson.

It is no news that Lizzy and Iyabo are arch enemies, and their ‘battles’ have landed them in police stations as well as in court.

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Lizzy who has never hidden her disdain for Iyabo accuses her of sponsoring several defamatory posts online about her and her children.

Lizzy  has maintained that Iyabo Ojo started the ‘war’ which she’s not backing up from. She has consistently rained curses on Iyabo and wished death on the actress’s two children and her grandson.

In a post shared on her Instagram page this morning, Iyabo who is currently in Tanzanian tendering to her newborn grandson, said she has seen different posts made by Lizzy Anjorin and that her legal team is taking note of all of them.

She said when she returns to Nigeria, she will be working with her team to attend to the battle ahead of her.

‘’Honestly, I haven’t laughed this hard in a while. These videos cracked me up real good

On a more serious note, I’ve seen all your messages, DMs, voice notes, and questions about my silent approach to the defamatory statements, insults, death wishes, and curses Liz Anjorin has been directing at my family, especially those targeting my grandson. Honestly, most times, I struggle to hold my peace… but I have to ignore the distractions. Who God has blessed, no one can curse.

For clarity, I want to assure you all that my legal team isn’t sleeping. They’re taking notes of everything. A wise one must always listen to the counsel of the learned team. Everything has its timing.

My people, over the past few months, it was strictly about focusing on family while my legal team takes note and prepares me for the battles ahead – welcoming my grandson, supporting my daughter through her motherhood journey, and standing in the gap, both physically and spiritually, required my undivided attention.

Note that once I land in Lagos, God willing, yes, it will be time to tackle challenges. Silence can be powerful, and while it’s not always easy for me, I know it’s sometimes necessary. I love you all and appreciate your genuine concerns. Keep being your wonderful selves, and I’ll keep you all updated when the time is right. God bless”