Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo has been accused of being the target of a conspiracy.
On Thursday, Iyabo Ojo revealed the information in an Instagram post.
Ojo accused some anonymous people, whom she labelled “detractors,” of being behind the scheme in a cryptic statement posted on her Twitter.
She gave the public her word that she would adhere to “due process and institutional independence.”
Ojo implied that the purported scheme is related to her steadfast opposition to injustice.
“I’m aware my detractors are plotting. I’m solidly on ground. As law abiding citizens, we shall keenly observe adherence to the rule of law.
“Our eyes are seeing the crooked plans and camouflaged visits. Our ears are hearing the silent whisperings. Likewise, our lips won’t cease to speak to the consciousness of society. The truth shall emerge in earnest”, she wrote.
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In July, Iyabo Ojo blamed her youthful appearance on a mature relationship and a satisfying sexual life rather than her marital status.
The 48-year-old actress made an appearance on Morayo Afolabi-Brown’s show, The Morayo Show.
Ojo rejected the notion that a woman’s brilliance is determined by her marital status.
“We (single mothers) are happy. I think some married women are happy too. Don’t think it’s about being single or being married,” she said.
“I think it’s about the person that you’re with. Sex has a lot to do with a woman’s glow. I’m getting more than enough. Maybe those with marriage certificates aren’t getting enough.”
The actress also discussed her relationship with talent manager Paulo Okoye, characterising it as based on mutual understanding, respect, and maturity.
Ojo stated that even though each of them is preoccupied with their own careers, they manage their relationship by helping one another.
“We’re two mature people and two very busy people, but the most important thing is to understand each other, to support each other, to be there for each other,” she said.
“We fight. We have our ups and downs. It’s normal, but the most important thing is that we respect each other. We respect our space and what we do, and we just move on with that.”
