Iyabo Ojo has broken her silence following the devastating fire that tore through her Lagos office earlier this week, describing the incident as a test of faith and resilience. The Nollywood star took to Instagram on Wednesday to express deep gratitude to fans, friends, and fellow celebrities for their overwhelming show of love and solidarity.

The fire, which occurred on Tuesday, July 16, 2025, caused significant damage to the building located in Lekki Phase 1, Lagos, destroying parts of her production equipment and fashion inventory. Sources close to the actress revealed that the blaze may have been triggered by an electrical fault, although investigations are still ongoing.

In a heartfelt post, Iyabo reassured her supporters that she remains strong despite the setback. “I see the love and support, your words of encouragement, and prayers. I just want to say thank you… Though the devil may rage, God triumphs in the end,” she wrote. Her message was met with an outpouring of admiration and support across social media.

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Fans quickly flooded her comments section, calling her “strong,” “amazing,” and a “queen mother,” with some noting how she has always bounced back from adversity with grace. Public figures and influencers also lent their voices, applauding her courage and unwavering faith.

The actress, known not just for her screen presence but her entrepreneurship and activism, has built a reputation as one of the most outspoken voices in Nollywood. Her ability to turn personal trials into public inspiration has cemented her influence beyond entertainment.

As she begins efforts to rebuild, Iyabo remains focused on her core message—faith over fear. She urged her followers to stay hopeful, sharing that setbacks are often setups for greater comebacks.

Her team has confirmed that despite the office setback, her ongoing projects will not be delayed and plans for her upcoming reality content series are still on track.

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