Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has levelled strong allegations against Pastor Chris Okafor, Apostle Suleman, Pastor Jerry Eze and others after she was remanded in Ikoyi Prison.
The actress was remanded by the Lagos State High Court on Wednesday following her ongoing legal battle with Pastor Chris Okafor of Grace Nation Bible Ministry.
She is facing four charges bordering on harassment and cyberbullying, publication of the clergyman’s personal materials, attempted extortion and spreading false information to incriminate the cleric.
Despite her remand, Ogala took to her social media page to blame the pastors and Abia State Governor Alex Otti, alleging they were responsible for her imprisonment.
She said they were afraid of the secrets she knows and wanted to stop her campaign for Governor of Abia State.
In a message to the public, she urged people to hold them responsible should anything happen to her.
“Jerry Eze. Suleman Johnson. Chris Okafor. Are responsible for my remand. Alex Otti is fully responsible for my remand as well. 1 woman, 5 men. Suleman Johnson. Jerry Eze. Chris Okafor. Alex Otti. I big pass Una.
“They are afraid of their secret, I know. All of them are responsible. Believe me. They want to stop my campaign for Governor of Abia State. God will fight this battle. Today it’s Doris; tomorrow it may be you. Let’s fight against the weaponisation of the law in the boyfriend and girlfriend issue.
“Chris, this is all you can do. Nothing more. Suleman Johnson. Jerry Eze. Una know na. The secret I know is too heavy. That’s why.”
A few days ago, Ogala called out Apostle Suleman, questioning what his actual work is. She said she knows a lot about him that will shock the world and knows what happened at Protea Hotel, Lagos, including his room numbers.
Last year, Ogala went on a tirade when news of Pastor Chris’ wedding circulated online. She publicly accused the pastor of breaking promises to marry her after a long-term relationship that dated back to 2017.
She alleged that Okafor shared explicit videos of her without consent, including footage related to a miscarriage she suffered. She claimed her mental state had been fragile since the relationship ended and alleged financial exploitation.
She also made a claim against him, alleging that he gave her $10,000 to retract her statements. She demanded that the clergyman compensate her, put her on a monthly payroll and give her lifetime shares in his company.
