A popular TikToker named Shamsodium, who recently led a protest against Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo regarding her involvement in the late Mohbad’s case, has been arrested.
According to reports, Shamsodium, along with a group of supporters, stormed popular marketplaces carrying placards that criticised actress Iyabo Ojo and Wunmi, Mohbad’s wife.
They were taken away by individuals posing as business associates.
Earlier this month, a video of Shamsodium chanting that it would not end well for the actress and cursing those involved in Mohbad’s death went viral. The protestors carried large images of Iyabo Ojo, Wunmi, and Mohbad while singing and chanting against the actress.
Shamsoduim’s arrest comes days after there was a fire accident at the office of actress Iyabo Ojo. The 47-year-old had shared the news on social media, expressing gratitude that no lives were lost in the incident.
Speaking about the incident, Priscilla Ojo, the daughter of Nollywood actress had shared a threat letter her mother received weeks before the fire incident at her Lagos office.
Priscilla, in the post, described the threat as “a threat to life and a strategy to ruin JP2025,” the hashtag associated with her recently held wedding in Tanzania.
The letter which was dated May 24, and signed by a group identified as “Aggrieved Group” reads: “You put someone in trouble and you out enjoying giving out your daughter in marriage abi? O ma laya o. you can’t escape in the next 3 Months as we are out monitoring you. Watch out. We shall render that your Daughter married useless and rubbish it with scatter scatter. That your daughter will not enjoy her marriage. Sebi we are all there on that wedding day. Watch and see.”
Priscilla had explained that the letter was dropped off at her mother’s office, the same one that caught fire on Tuesday.
“Sadly, on the 24th of May, this letter was delivered to my mother’s office [the same one that was engulfed in fire yesterday,” she wrote.
“Strictly speaking, it was a threat to life and a strategy to ruin JP2025. Fortunately, she was en route to Tanzania for my wedding, which didn’t give her the opportunity to read the threat letter till her return.”
According to her, the incident was a backup plan after the initial threat to ruin her wedding ceremony failed.