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Linda Ikeji Labeled a "Real-Life Bully" by Fellow Reality Star Iyabo Ojo


Tensions have flared between Nigerian reality stars Iyabo Ojo and Laura Ikeji, sisters who were both featured on the show "Real Housewives of Lagos." In a recent interview, Ojo accused Laura of bullying her during filming and further alleged that Laura's sister, Linda Ikeji, is the "real-life bully."


Ojo's accusations stemmed from an incident in the show where Laura allegedly attempted to fight Ojo with a bottle. Ojo claims that Laura bullied her throughout the filming process and that she felt belittled and harassed. She also criticized Laura's hypocrisy, stating that Laura preaches against bullying but engages in it herself.


Laura has denied the accusations, calling them "false" and "fabricated." She claims that she was never physically aggressive towards Ojo and that the incident with the bottle was misconstrued.


The situation escalated further when Ojo brought Laura's sister, Linda Ikeji, into the mix. Ojo alleged that Linda is a "real-life bully" and that Laura learned her bullying tactics from her. Ojo also pointed to Linda's past online behavior, where she allegedly wrote negative articles and made hurtful comments about others.


Linda has yet to publicly address Ojo's accusations. However, her silence has been interpreted by some as a form of confirmation.


The public has been divided in their reactions to the situation. Some support Ojo and believe her accusations, while others defend Laura and criticize Ojo for bringing Linda into the conflict.


This public feud has likely damaged the relationship between the sisters. It remains to be seen whether they will be able to reconcile and move forward from this conflict.


The future of the relationship between Ojo and Laura remains uncertain. While it is possible that they will eventually reconcile, the damage caused by this public feud may be difficult to repair.

Linda Ikeji is a real-life bully - Iyabo Ojo blasts Laura - The Nation Newspaper (thenationonlineng.net)

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