Lizzy Anjorin Speaks After She Was Accused Of Stealing ‘Gold’ At Lagos Market [Video]

Nollywood actress, Lizzy Anjorin responded to allegations of gold theft at Eko market in Lagos Island, vehemently denying the accusations.

KanyiDaily recalls that Lizzy Anjorin was caught in an embarrassing situation after allegedly making a fraudulent alert of N90,000 to purchase gold.

Reacting to the claims in the viral video, Lizzy Anjorin clarified that the incident revolved around a failed transfer of N91,000, intended for an accessory seller in the Tom Jones area of Idumota, Lagos.

The actress insisted that she was set up like filmmaker Olajide Kareem, alias Seun Egbegbe, who confessed to a crime he did not commit.

Anjorin explained that several months ago, she visited the market to buy accessories, transferring N91,000 to the seller through her husband.

To her surprise, during a recent visit to the same market, she discovered that the earlier transaction was considered fraudulent.

The actress pointed out that she is driving a brand-new car worth millions of naira and questioned why she would resort to stealing N90,000.

In her clarification, Lizzy Anjorin also accused a renowned actress (whose name she withheld) of orchestrating the mishap.

She expressed frustration at the swift circulation of the story, questioning how someone unrelated to the situation could be aware of the details so quickly.

The actress said, “At Tom Jones, do they sell gold there? That place is Tom Jones, where we buy wedding materials—all these ‘para para’ (cheap) stones that we want to use for clothes.

‘I do wedding gowns; it depends on the money the bride is paying. So I cannot go to Idumota to go and buy accessories in peace, abi? ‘Shekpeteri’, how come you know the story so quickly if you are not behind it?”

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KanyiDaily recalls that Lizzy Anjorin recently revealed her sexual affairs with her male colleagues within the Yoruba movie industry.