Iyabo Ojo, a Nollywood actress, expressed her displeasure to her colleague, Lizzy Anjorin, who has been implicitly criticising her over Mohbad’s death.
Ojo has long been in the vanguard of the struggle for justice for the late singer, who died in his prime.
Although Anjorin learned to use her voice in the quest for justice for late Mohbad. She once advised women to become witches in order to protect their children. She later reversed her position and began bringing claims against Ojo.
She claimed that she was concerned about the matter because Ojo was dating Naira Marley.
In response to the name-calling, Ojo, who said she wasn’t even following all of her colleague’s prior tweets, shared a video and requested her fans to tag Anjorin and tell her to specifically speak her name.
In the video, Ojo stated that she was prepared to sue Anjorin for defamation and would not settle out of court. She went on to say that even if her late parents awoke from the dead and begged her, she would not listen.
The actress and businesswoman went on to say that Anjorin had tried to befriend her by sending people to beg her.
She mentioned that Anjorin owed her money for the last film she produced, in which she starred.
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