“She mocked me” – Lizzy Anjorin, in new video, throws shades at Toyin Abraham

• Liz Anjorin has set the social media scene ablaze once more, reigniting her bitter beef with fellow actress Toyin Abraham in a dramatic live video session that has fans buzzing.
• With raw emotion and unfiltered honesty, Anjorin didn’t hold back as she accused Toyin of mocking her with a particularly challenging moment in her life.
• She asserted that if the tables were ever turned and Toyin found herself in a similar predicament, she would revel in the opportunity to mock her in return.

Lizzy Anjorin, the fiercely outspoken Nigerian actress and astute businesswoman, has once again thrown herself into the fiery spotlight by rekindling her feud with fellow actress Toyin Abraham.

Anjorin, few years after the two actresses seemed to have buried their longstanding beef, in a dramatic live video session that aired on October 8, took aim at Toyin, accusing her of callously mocking the deeply humiliating experience she endured during a gold theft incident in Idumota Market.

She recounted the traumatic ordeal, describing how she felt vulnerable and exposed in a place that should have felt safe. Lizzy alleged that Toyin, in a thinly veiled jab, shot a movie in the same Idumota Market where she experienced her misfortune, further amplifying her feelings of humiliation.

What really set off the storm was Lizzy’s assertion that Toyin had posted a video of herself dancing at the market, a move Lizzy interpreted as a mocking performance meant to belittle her plight.

In an unabashed display of anger and defiance, Lizzy declared that if Toyin and her family were to find themselves in a similar predicament, she would relish the opportunity to return to the location and mock them just as she felt mocked.

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This bold statement ignited a firestorm of outrage on social media, with countless fans and followers taking to platforms to express their disbelief and condemnation.

Many criticized Lizzy for wishing misfortune upon Toyin and her family, arguing that her words reflect a toxic cycle of negativity that does little to elevate the discourse in the entertainment industry.

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