Priscilla Ojo Reveals Threat Letter Delivered Before Fire Gutted Iyabo Ojo’s Office

Priscilla Ojo has opened up about a threatening letter that was delivered to her mother Iyabo Ojo’s office on May 24, 2025—just days after her wedding and shortly before the office was engulfed in flames.

The letter, written by a group identifying themselves as “Aggrieved Group,” accused Iyabo of celebrating while allegedly putting someone in trouble. It read in part, “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.” The message went on to say, “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 explained that her mother never saw the letter until after she returned from her trip to Tanzania for the wedding. “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 said. “Strictly speaking, it was a threat to life and a strategy to ruin JP2025.”

According to her, the fire that broke out on July 8 was no coincidence. “The unfortunate incident of yesterday, 8th July 2025, is their PLAN B, as their plans to ruin JP2025 failed woefully.”

She also noted that the threat mentioned a three-month window of monitoring. “A close look and reading at the threat letter it read in parts ‘that in the next three months, they would be monitoring us’,” she wrote, expressing disbelief that such an attack would target an office her mother had run peacefully for eight years.

Priscilla stated that more CCTV cameras have been installed at both the office and their home. She added, “We shall eventually detect the face of the delivery agent and show the public and the police at the right time.”

While she hinted that there are deeper issues she cannot yet share publicly, she made it clear that her mother would not be silenced. “You can’t silence my mother with all of this threat and criminal acts. God is stronger than any evil, and time will surely tell.”

The family is now pursuing full investigation into both the letter and the fire incident, confident that justice will prevail.