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Court restrain Lizzy Anjorin from posting, speaking about Priscilla Ojo, Juma Jux’s family
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Court restrain Lizzy Anjorin from posting, speaking about Priscilla Ojo, Juma Jux’s family

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The Lagos State High Court has granted an interim order restraining Lizzy Anjorin from posting or speaking about Priscilla Ojo and her family.

The order followed an application filed by Priscilla Ojo Mkambala, her husband, Juma Mussa Mkambala and their son, Rakeem Mkambala.

The order was granted on September 2, 2026, by Justice Y.A. Adesanya.

According to the court document sighted online by DAILY POST, the judge barred Lizzy, her representatives or anyone acting under her authority from broadcasting, publishing, and posting editorials concerning the Mkambala family on all social media platforms.

“An Order of this Honourable Court restraining the Respondent either by its agents, privies, representatives, employees, officers or any other person or group of persons howsoever described and/or under the Respondent’s authority to cease and desist broadcasting, publishing and posting editorials on the Applicants on the Respondent’s social media pages pending the hearing and determination of the Motion on Notice in this suit”, the court document said.

Court restrain Lizzy Anjorin from posting, speaking about Priscilla Ojo, Juma Jux’s family

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