Lagos Court Restricts Liz Anjorin’s Social Media Posts in Long-Running Iyabo Ojo Feud
The years-long feud between Nollywood actresses Iyabo Ojo and Liz Anjorin has taken a formal legal turn, with a Lagos court issuing an order restricting Anjorin’s social media posts about Ojo and her family. The move follows roughly two years of the two women trading accusations, livestreamed confrontations and Instagram posts, after Ojo’s original ₦1 billion defamation suit against Anjorin was dismissed in July 2025 on procedural grounds.
Anjorin has publicly dismissed the new court order as “dead on arrival” and questioned its authenticity, telling followers in a livestream that she’s not prepared to back down and describing this stage of the feud as her “payback time.” The substantive legal proceedings between the two have not been concluded, meaning the latest order addresses only Anjorin’s ongoing commentary rather than settling the underlying dispute.
What’s notable is how little the actual legal mechanics have changed the public fight — Anjorin’s response to a court order was to go live and talk about it anyway, which is exactly the behavior the order was meant to restrict. That tension, between what a Lagos court can formally order and what’s actually enforceable against a determined livestreamer with a large following, is the real story worth watching here.
Quick facts:
- Lagos court order restricts Liz Anjorin’s social media posts about Iyabo Ojo
- Follows a feud dating back roughly two years, including a dismissed 2025 lawsuit
- Anjorin has publicly dismissed the order and vowed to continue
- The broader legal dispute between the two remains unresolved
Can a court order actually rein in a social media feud between public figures, or is this destined to keep playing out online regardless? Share your take.
