Lizzy Anjorin rejected the threat of Yabo Ojo’s lawsuit, blaming colleagues for hostility

A nollywood actress, Lizzy Anjorin, has reacted to her colleague, Yabo Ojo, the threat of a lawsuit in the ongoing feud between the two women.

Yejo Ojo reported to his friends that he would take legal action against Lizzy Anjorin because it consistently hoped for death in his new children and grandchildren.

In a post distributed on his official Instagram page on Monday, TheSpian, who is currently in Tanzania, tender for his grandchildren, said that he had seen various posts distributed by Lizzy Anjori, N which was targeted at his children and grandchildren.

He wrote: ” To be honest, I haven’t laughed for a long time. These videos make me very good.

“In a more serious note, I have seen all messages, DM, voice records, and your questions about my silent approach to statements, insults, desires of death, and condemning Liz Anjorin have directed my family, especially those who target my grandchildren.

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“For clarity, I want to convince you that my legal team does not sleep. They record everything. Wise people must always listen to the advice of the educated team. Everything has time.

“My people, for the past few months, were really about focusing on the family while my legal team watched and prepared me for the battle ahead -welcoming my grandchild, supporting my daughter through his motherhood, and standing in a gap, both physically and spiritually, needed my unhapterized attention.

“Note that once I landed on Lagos, God is willing, yes, it’s time to overcome challenges. Silence can be strong, and in the meantime it is not always easy for me, I know that sometimes it is necessary. I love you all and appreciate your original worries. Still be your extraordinary self, and I will make you all updated when it’s time to be right. God blesses.”

But Lizzy Anjorin called his colleague bluff and defended the decision to attack his children and grandchildren.

He claimed that Ihabo Ojo began the feud by sharing emoji laughter at a post that announced his death on social media.