Iyabo Ojo Defends Authenticity of Court Order Against Anjorin

Iyabo Ojo responded to allegations that a court order obtained by her daughter, Priscilla Ojo, was fabricated. In a statement on her social media on September 9, she urged the public to seek proof from those making such claims, labeling them as "miscreants" stirring controversy.

Ojo emphasized that the court order is a public document that can be verified independently. The dispute originated from a High Court order issued on September 2, which prohibited Lizzy Anjorin Lawal from publishing or sharing images of Priscilla Ojo, her husband Juma Mussa Mkambala, and their son Rakeem Mkambala on social media.

Priscilla had previously shared the court order online, prompting reactions from Anjorin. Iyabo Ojo also reflected on her identity beyond acting, stating that activism is a significant part of who she is and expressing no regrets over her stances.