Priscilla Ojo defends Iyabo Ojo amid controversies, insisting her mother’s film will succeed despite backlash and public disputes
Priscilla Ojo, daughter of Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo, has defended her mother amid a series of controversies surrounding the promotion of her latest film, declaring that the project will succeed despite mounting criticism.
In a detailed Instagram post, Priscilla Ojo stated that the backlash appeared coordinated, alleging a pattern aimed at disrupting her mother’s plans. She maintained that divine support would prevail over any opposition.
“Since the announcement, there has been drama back-to-back, just for one aim: ruin her plans, but God is stronger than man,” she wrote, adding that the film would perform strongly.
Priscilla argued that her mother remains misunderstood, noting that critics distort narratives whether Iyabo Ojo chooses silence or speaks out.
She assured her mother of unwavering support from her fan base and loyal followers.
The Priscilla Ojo defends Iyabo Ojo narrative gained traction as tensions within the industry resurfaced during the film’s premiere.
A viral video showed actress Funke Akindele appearing to ignore a greeting from Toyin Abraham, sparking widespread reactions online.
Responding to the fallout, Iyabo Ojo addressed critics who blamed her for the incident.
She revealed that she had previously intervened in reconciliation efforts between both parties but would no longer involve herself in their dispute.
The actress also clarified other controversies ahead of the premiere, distancing herself from allegations involving a fan accused of fraud and denying claims linking her to the promotion of traditional substances.
She described her relationship with the individual in question as strictly supportive and professional.
Despite the distractions, Priscilla expressed confidence that the film’s strong reception at its premiere reflected public goodwill towards her mother.
She described the project as a “masterpiece” and urged supporters to focus on its release.
The development highlights the growing intersection of celebrity influence, social media narratives, and film promotion within Nollywood, where public perception often shapes commercial outcomes.