Actress Lizzy Anjorin Lawal has publicly attacked her colleague and longtime rival, Iyabo Ojo, over Ojo's attendance at the wedding of music executive Soso Soberekon. The event, described as star-studded, took place in Warri, Delta State, on Saturday, July 25. Iyabo Ojo was accompanied by her daughter, Priscilla Mkambala, a move that drew sharp criticism from Lizzy Anjorin.
Private Jet Accusations
In a video posted online, Lizzy Anjorin alleged that the private jet Iyabo Ojo and her daughter supposedly flew to Warri never actually left the tarmac in Lagos. According to Lizzy, the pair simply posed inside the aircraft to deceive their followers on social media. Lizzy questioned Iyabo's motives, saying, "You travelled for a party, just because you needed donations, just because you are broke and poor; that is why you have to travel with your daughter to the party. How many of them went to that party with their children?"
Focus on Business Over Parties
When a follower accused Lizzy of being upset that she was not invited to the wedding, she countered by emphasizing her preference for business over social events. "I am not a party person. I am a business person per excellence. If you see me at your party, you do not know what has done for you. That is why when I am hosting a party, I do not expect much from people. I don't prepare for a crowd. The quality people might be just five or ten. Must you go to that party, Iyabo Ojo? Go and get a job!"
No Response Yet
As of the time of this report, Iyabo Ojo has not responded to Lizzy Anjorin's accusations. The feud between the two Nollywood actresses has been ongoing, and this latest incident adds fuel to their long-standing rivalry. Lizzy's remarks have sparked debates among fans and followers, with some supporting her stance and others criticizing her for airing personal grievances publicly.
The wedding itself attracted many celebrities, but Lizzy's focus remained on what she perceived as Iyabo's opportunistic behavior. The actress continues to assert that her priority is her business ventures, not attending parties for social validation.
