Lizzy Anjorin Admits Taking Iyabo Ojo’s Family Photos to Herbalist Amid Feud

Lizzy Anjorin Admits Taking Iyabo Ojo’s Family Photos to Herbalist Amid Feud

The long-running rift between Nollywood actresses Lizzy Anjorin and Iyabo Ojo has taken a fresh twist following claims by Anjorin that she took photographs of her colleague and her children to a traditional herbalist.

The development, which surfaced in viral social media posts on March 25, 2026, has stirred widespread reactions across the entertainment industry and among fans.

In the circulating posts, Anjorin reportedly disclosed that she presented images of Ojo, her daughter Priscilla, and her son-in-law, Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, to a “babalawo” as part of spiritual actions linked to their ongoing dispute.

She further claimed that the move contributed to the sudden decline in public conversations surrounding Priscilla’s husband, suggesting a connection between her actions and the reduced online attention.

Anjorin also explained that she deliberately sought the services of herbalists outside her ethnic background, noting that it was a precautionary measure to avoid possible betrayal.

The latest revelation marks another escalation in the prolonged feud between the two actresses, which has frequently played out in the public space through social media exchanges and legal battles.

In one of such cases, Iyabo Ojo had filed a N1 billion defamation suit against Anjorin, which was dismissed in July 2025 over procedural issues.

Prior to this, Anjorin had made a series of controversial allegations against Ojo, including claims linking her to the death of young singer Destiny Boy, an accusation that further deepened tensions between both parties.

Reacting to the continued attacks, Ojo recently described Anjorin’s conduct as troubling, suggesting it may be indicative of underlying mental health concerns. She maintained that beyond legal steps, there may be a need for medical intervention.

The actress also cautioned colleagues within the industry, including Baba Ijesha, against dragging her children into public controversies, warning that such actions amount to using them as “cheap bait.”

As the feud intensifies, observers say the latest claims could further inflame tensions and prolong one of Nollywood’s most talked-about celebrity disputes.