“Lizzy Anjorin and Iyabo Ojo. Haa, that fight will be tough. It will go far. Lizzy Anjorin was my mate in my university days back in OSU. She was a tout, and a fearless lady back in school day. She’s an area leader in school. Woman leader. I don’t think Iyabo Ojo has a chance against Lizzy. She’s very stubborn, she fights men in school, breaks bottle and all that. Iyabo Ojo is soft, she cannot fight. Maybe if she undergoes a very extensive training, only then maybe she can stand a chance, but I doubt it. Don’t try Lizzy,” Jigan said during the livestream.
The comments section quickly filled with reactions, with many users agreeing with Jigan’s assessment. Some praised Lizzy Anjorin as a “woman leader” and “ogba,” while others defended Iyabo Ojo, suggesting her calm demeanor might be misleading. One user wrote, “Lizzy go beat Iyabo Ojo blue black 💯 Lizzy be ogba, woman leader from day 1,” while another joked, “Awon arindin, toyin won’t even want to stain her fine skin, make una go rest.”
As celebrity boxing continues to gain traction in Nigeria, Jigan’s remarks add to the growing conversation about the physical capabilities and personalities of top Nollywood stars. The debate is likely to continue as fans speculate on future matchups and the potential for real-life celebrity bouts to become a cultural phenomenon.
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