Priscilla Ojo Threatens Legal Action Over Lizzy Anjorin's Wedding Invitation Claims
Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood actress and influencer Iyabo Ojo, has threatened to take legal action against fellow actress Lizzy Anjorin following claims that she attended music executive Soso Soberekon's wedding without an invitation.
The controversy began after Lizzy Anjorin alleged in a video shared online that Iyabo Ojo attended the wedding ceremony in Warri, Delta State, without being formally invited and brought her daughter, Priscilla, along.
Anjorin further claimed that Iyabo's attendance was motivated by the prospect of receiving monetary gifts from prominent guests at the event. She also questioned why Priscilla accompanied her mother, alleging that other attendees did not bring their children.
Reacting to the allegations on her Instagram Story on Monday, Priscilla firmly denied attending any event without an invitation.
"I will never go where I am not invited," she wrote.
The influencer, who recently got married and is now a mother, also made it clear that she makes her own decisions and is no longer dependent on her mother.
"I'm not a child. I am a wife and a mom, and I'm capable of making my own decisions," she stated.
Priscilla further disclosed that she is considering legal action over the remarks, claiming she has been documenting the matter.
"I have been quiet about this lady because she is clearly mentally ill, and I am building my case. That's all I'll say."
As of the time of filing this report, Lizzy Anjorin has not publicly responded to Priscilla's latest comments.
Opinion: Public Disputes Are Better Settled with Facts Than Social Media Exchanges
The latest exchange between Priscilla Ojo and Lizzy Anjorin highlights how quickly disagreements between public figures can escalate on social media. Allegations and counter-allegations often generate widespread attention, but they can also damage reputations if they are not supported by evidence.
If Priscilla believes the claims made against her are false and defamatory, pursuing legal channels is a more appropriate course of action than prolonging the dispute online. At the same time, public figures should be cautious when making allegations about others, particularly when those claims concern personal conduct or reputation.
It is also important to distinguish between allegations and established facts. While both women have publicly stated their positions, the claims have not been independently verified. Allowing any dispute to be resolved through evidence and due process is more constructive than letting it play out solely in the court of public opinion.
