Nollywood actress Liz Anjorin has fired back at Iyabo Ojo and her daughter Priscilla Ojo over a Lagos High Court interim order restraining her from publishing photographs of Priscilla and her husband Juma Jux’s son, describing the case as “dead on arrival” and insisting the court order does not intimidate her.
A Legal Battle Erupts
ValidViewNetwork gathered that Nollywood actress Liz Anjorin has fired back at Iyabo Ojo and her daughter Priscilla Ojo over a court order restricting her from publishing photographs of Priscilla and her husband Juma Jux’s son.
On Wednesday, September 2, 2026, a Lagos High Court issued an ex parte interim order in Suit No. LD/ADR/6646/2026, restraining Anjorin from publishing, posting, circulating, uploading or broadcasting pictures of Priscilla and Juma Jux’s son, Rakeem.
Anjorin’s Defiant Response
In response, Anjorin described the case as “dead on arrival” and insisted the court order does not intimidate her.
She vowed to continue speaking her mind despite the legal restrictions.
The dispute has escalated tensions between the actresses, with Iyabo Ojo supporting her daughter Priscilla in the legal battle.
Anjorin’s defiant stance suggests the controversy is far from over.
A Lesson for Nigerian Youths
This legal battle is a reminder that disputes are best resolved through dialogue, not litigation.
The same politicians who sue their way out of every disagreement will never allow their own children to be caught up in endless legal battles.
Their children are taught to resolve conflicts amicably.
For young Nigerians, the lesson is clear: not every disagreement requires a court order.
Before you rush to the courts, consider whether a conversation might resolve the issue more peacefully.
The same leaders who weaponise the legal system will never allow their own children to be victims of frivolous lawsuits.
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Seek peace. Resolve disputes amicably.
And never forget that the law is a tool for justice, not a weapon for personal vendettas.