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ACTRESSES AT WAR: Iyabo Ojo battles Liz Anjorin after office fire

The FrontierThe FrontierJuly 12, 2025 2121 Minutes read0

•Iyabo Ojo and Liz Anjorin

Popular actress, Iyabo Ojo, has responded to her colleague, Liz Anjorin, via a video post, stating that she should be held responsible if anything happens to her or any member of her family.

This comes as Ojo has been fighting different battles, and receiving threats, reports Saturday PUNCH.

Earlier in the week, her office in Lagos was engulfed in fire but no causalities were involved. Her daughter, Priscilla, then stated online that the fire incident was only a part of other events that had been a threat to her and her family.

Priscilla also noted that her mother, Iyabo, had received a threat letter in May that insinuated that her movement and that of her daughter were being monitored.

Also responding, Iyabo took to her Instagram page on Thursday, July 10, 2025. In a lengthy post, she corroborated her daughter’s account of the threat she allegedly received, stating that certain people were continuously trying to kill her and destroy her family.

The post read in part, “Without prejudice to the ongoing investigation, it is important to state that a few days before my daughter’s wedding in Tanzania, I received a letter threatening my life at my office. The letter explicitly stated that I would go through hell in the next three months”

Less than 24 hours after her response, her colleague, Lizzy Anjorin, announced the dismissal of the N1 billion lawsuit. Her post got the attention of Iyabo, who later responded in a now-deleted video with the caption, “If anything should happen to my children or my kids, hold Lizzy Anjorin responsible… we haven’t started any case yet… that was just ADR, case never start.”

In the video, Iyabo explained that if anything happened to her or any of her loved ones, Anjorin should be held responsible. She further explained that although the case wasn’t a court case but stated that it was part of an Alternative Dispute Resolution process, which had not even begun properly.

In a more shocking turn of events, social media personality, Martins Otse, a.k.a. Very Dark Man, responded to the statement posted by Iyabo. He stated that her post was a shock to him, while also implying that he knows more than what was said, but would remain silent in respect of the actress.

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