- Omotoyosi Jaiyesimi, a prominent Yoruba actress, publicly criticized Lizzy Anjorin for indirectly criticizing Iyabo Ojo.
- Lizzy Anjorin recently criticized an unnamed individual for being bitter over her 2020 wedding on her page.
Prominent Yoruba actress, Omotoyosi Jaiyesimi, has openly criticized her colleague, Lizzy Anjorin, after the latter made indirect comments targeting Iyabo Ojo.
Earlier today, Lizzy Anjorin took to social media to express her frustration, hinting at an unnamed individual who she claimed was bitter over her 2020 wedding. In the video that has since gone viral, Lizzy accused the person of going to extreme lengths to sabotage her marriage by leaking her husband’s nude photos and spreading false death rumors about her.
Many on social media speculated that Lizzy’s words were aimed at her long-time rival, Iyabo Ojo. However, Omotoyosi Jaiyesimi quickly reacted to the situation, condemning Lizzy for involving herself in the ongoing drama surrounding Iyabo Ojo’s daughter, Priscilla Ojo’s recent wedding.
In her remarks, Omotoyosi told Lizzy to stop comparing her own wedding to that of Priscilla Ojo, who is much younger than her. She expressed disbelief, saying, “I don’t usually speak on matters that don’t concern me, but this is too much, Lizzy. How can you compare your wedding to a child you could have given birth to?”
Her comments have sparked a wave of reactions from fans and followers, adding fuel to the already intense social media debate.
In other news, Singer Speed Darlington’s legal representative, Deji Adeyanju, has raised concerns over the outcome of the recent celebrity boxing match between his client and controversial music star, Portable.
The match, which ended with a technical knockout in Portable’s favor, has sparked debate after Adeyanju publicly accused Portable of foul play.
According to the lawyer, Portable allegedly violated boxing rules by holding Speed Darlington’s head during the fight—a move he claims contributed to the knockout.
Calling out the officiating, Adeyanju insisted the bout was unfairly judged and demanded a rematch.
“The officiating was poor. Portable was even grabbing my client’s head—come on, that’s not boxing. There has to be a rematch,” he said.
The match, which had garnered significant attention from fans of both entertainers, may now lead to a sequel if Adeyanju’s demands gain traction.
