Nollywood actress Lizzy Anjorin has vehemently rejected an interim injunction reportedly obtained by Priscilla Ojo Mkambala, dismissing the legal action as “dead on arrival.” Anjorin’s defiant stance comes after documents related to the court order began circulating online.
Following the public appearance of the court papers, Anjorin took to her social media platforms to argue that any injunction shared solely online, without formal and physical service to the respondent, holds no legal validity or binding power. She asserted that proper legal protocol mandates direct service, a step she claims has been bypassed.
The actress’s firm dismissal directly addresses Priscilla Ojo’s recent public disclosure of an interim injunction, which was reportedly granted on Tuesday, September 2. This order is a direct consequence of a protracted online dispute between Anjorin and Priscilla’s mother, veteran actress Iyabo Ojo. The injunction specifically prohibits Anjorin from publishing any images or videos of Priscilla, her husband Juma Jux, or their son Rakeem on social media platforms.
Anjorin’s impassioned response, detailing her reasons for dismissing the order, was captured in a social media reel:
Unmoved by the online circulation of the document, Anjorin remains unwavering in her position, insisting that due legal process was not followed. Her stance sets the stage for a potential legal confrontation regarding the enforceability of what she perceives as a digitally communicated injunction.