In a video posted on Instagram, Lizzy Anjorin says Iyabo Ojo’s late mother suffered from “generational madness” and claims Iyabo and her daughter survive on public donations. She insists that Priscilla cannot build any case against her and alleges that both the police and the courts already know the truth of their past disputes.
She maintains that Iyabo Ojo was previously asked to pay her and that a ₦1 million payment was discarded because, according to her, Iyabo has “mental problems.” She also accuses Iyabo and Priscilla of running the controversial gossip page Gistlover, saying the world already knows they are behind it.
Lizzy presents what she calls evidence, alleging that Iyabo’s associates once came to her home, waited for her four‑year‑old daughter to return from school, snapped her photo, and posted it online alongside a court document. She adds another claim involving Priscilla’s verified Facebook page, saying it was used during Iyabo’s public display of support for the late singer Mohbad.
She insists she has “over five hundred pieces of evidence” and accuses Iyabo and Priscilla of being deeply involved in ongoing Facebook fracas. Lizzy concludes that the mother‑daughter duo “can never have any court case” against her and warns the public not to donate money to them for any legal battle.
Hmmmmm Lizzy you went too far mentioning Iyabo's late mum...thats not nice or fair at all
Liz is a mad woman. Imagine fighting with Iyabo and her daughter. She really can't do without talking about them, people that don't give a f about her.
ReplyDeleteIf I were Iyabo, I would remain quiet anytime Lizzy mentions my name
ReplyDeleteLizzy ti ya werey walahi
ReplyDeleteShe no just get peace of mind
Lizzy you're truly unstable and I pray help comes very fast for you, you always use iyabo to raise from your downfall, leave iyabo and her family alone mad woman..
ReplyDeleteAlways speaking gibberish. Go and get help,mad woman.
ReplyDeleteLol 😂😂 at warns the public not to donate money to them 😁😂
ReplyDeleteMake una shift one side..
Lizzy Zukwanuike
It's best to just keep ignoring. Na wa!
ReplyDeleteI would advise Prisci not to get entangled in the Lizzy/Iyabo brouhaha. True, she may want to defend and or stand by her mother but something tells me that Lizzy is just looking for how to drag Priscilla into the matter by any means. Iyabo too should advice her daughter to stand down and allow her face Lizzy alone. Lizzy is an agbaya for trying to start roforofo fight with someone that can be her daughter. Whatever is between them, they should leave the little girl out of it.
ReplyDeleteLittle girl ke? Person wey don f—k, born sef.
DeleteEven though it's not easy listening to someone saying horrible things about you and family almost everyday, i think the best thing for Iyabo and her daughter is to keep ignoring Lizzy. I'm sure sensible people knows she's not ok and spewing rubbish. Exchanging words with such an entity is not worth it.
ReplyDeleteWeerey woman
ReplyDeleteEven if all of this is true, what is there to celebrate in mental illness. Today you are in your health and strength, do you know tomorrow? One bad fall or a vehicular accident can completely change a healthy person’s life. 50% of ppl living with disabilities were born into healthy bodies. Many women suffer mental and physical problems from domestic violence.
ReplyDeleteLizzy, whatever the money you will get from traffic through these horrible tales will pale in comparison if karma comes knocking on your front door. There are honourable ways to earn an income, this is not it. Sowing bitterness and division and expecting to reap prosperity. I’m shocked that a woman of your mature years, who have seen life and know what happens to ppl who live in certain ways would go down those same roads. Even the protection of juju fails eventually. Have fear of the wrath of God!
Priscy would have just ignored 🤦
ReplyDeleteWaiting for Iyabo’s missile . Lol
ReplyDeleteLizzy Biko seek help
ReplyDeleteLizzy rest nau. Haba!
ReplyDeleteThis woman needs help
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