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Due to an alleged attack on a film set, Nollywood actor Taye Arimoro has taken actress and producer Peggy Ovire to court, claiming ₦100 million in damages and a public apology.
Arimoro’s contract expired at 11:59 PM on November 11, 2025, according to reports, but he claimed he was prevented from leaving the set.
According to Arimoro, the production manager stopped his car first, and then another car blocked the exit.
He started an Instagram Live to record what was going on because he felt unsafe.
Ovire and her group allegedly accosted him at the estate gate as the argument intensified.
He said that he was encircled by multiple persons, that his tires were deflated, and that he sustained bruises, bite marks, and a fractured jaw.
Additionally, he claimed that throughout the event, someone tampered with his phone.
According to Arimoro’s attorneys, the incidents infringed his rights to personal freedom, mobility, and dignity, resulting in both financial loss and mental pain.
Along with the ₦100 million payment, they are requesting a public video apology on all of Ovire’s social media platforms.
Despite being given seven days to reply, Peggy Ovire has not addressed the issue in public.
“@peggyovire” is how Arimoro captioned the image. PREVENTIVE NOTICE
You have been served in relation to the incident mentioned in this email.
Please forward all answers to my solicitors in the manner specified.
