Nigerian influencer and entrepreneur Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, has finally broken her silence following a series of online remarks made by actress Lizzy Anjorin, reigniting tensions within the entertainment community.
According to Pulse Nigeria (Nov. 5, 2025), Priscilla addressed the controversy through a live Instagram session, where she described Anjorin’s comments as “unprovoked and misleading.” The young influencer stated that she had “kept quiet for too long” and decided to speak to “clear her name and defend her family’s reputation.”
The Nation Entertainment reported that the feud began weeks ago when Lizzy Anjorin allegedly made indirect comments about certain “entitled celebrity children,” which many online users linked to Priscilla. In her response, Priscilla said she had “never disrespected anyone publicly” and urged her critics to “verify facts before forming opinions.”
In a video clip shared by Linda Ikeji’s Blog, Priscilla remarked:
“Respect goes both ways. I don’t talk down on anyone, but I also won’t allow lies to circulate about me or my family. People need to stop spreading negativity for attention.”
Vanguard Entertainment noted that Priscilla’s response received mixed reactions online — while many fans praised her composure and maturity, others accused her of fueling an already sensitive dispute between her mother, Iyabo Ojo, and Lizzy Anjorin, both of whom have had a long-standing rift in Nollywood circles.
The renewed exchange has once again divided social media audiences, with the hashtags #PriscillaOjo, #LizzyAnjorin, and #NollywoodDrama trending on X (formerly Twitter).
Sources
Pulse Nigeria — “Priscilla Ojo Speaks Out After Lizzy Anjorin’s Viral Comments,” Nov. 5, 2025
The Nation Entertainment — “Nollywood Feud: Priscilla Ojo Reacts to Lizzy Anjorin’s Remarks,” Nov. 5, 2025
Linda Ikeji’s Blog (LIB) — “Priscilla Ojo Responds to Lizzy Anjorin in Emotional Instagram Video,” Nov. 5, 2025
Vanguard Entertainment — “Fans React as Priscilla Ojo Addresses Lizzy Anjorin Controversy,” Nov. 5, 2025
