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Priscilla Ojo threatens legal action against Lizzy Anjorin for claiming she attend Soso’s wedding uninvited
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Priscilla Ojo threatens legal action against Lizzy Anjorin for claiming she attend Soso’s wedding uninvited

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Priscilla Ojo, the daughter of Nigerian actress and influencer Iyabo Ojo, has threatened legal action against Lizzy Anjorin over claims that she attended Soso Soberekon’s wedding without an invitation.

Lizzy had alleged that Priscilla’s mother, Iyabo Ojo, took her to the wedding in Warri, Delta State, without a formal invitation.

She made the claim in a video shared online while reacting to pictures of Iyabo Ojo and Priscilla at the ceremony.

Accusing Iyabo Ojo of attending the wedding primarily to seek financial gifts from dignitaries, Lizzy also questioned why she attended with her daughter, claiming that no other guests came with their children.

Responding to Lizzy in a post on her Instagram Story on Monday, Priscilla said, “I will never go where I am not invited.”

While threatening legal action, Priscilla alleged that Lizzy is mentally unstable.

“I’m not a child. I am a wife and a mom, and I’m capable of making my own decisions. I have been quiet about this lady because she is clearly mentally ill, and I am building my case. That’s all I’ll say.”

Priscilla Ojo threatens legal action against Lizzy Anjorin for claiming she attend Soso’s wedding uninvited

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