“They Are Afraid Of The Secrets I Know”- Doris Ogala Calls Out Chris Okafor, Jerry Eze, Others

Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has accused Pastor Chris Okafor, Apostle Johnson Suleman, Pastor Jerry Eze and Abia State Governor Alex Otti of being responsible for her remand in prison amid her ongoing legal dispute with Pastor Chris Okafor.

The actress was reportedly remanded at Ikoyi Prison by the Lagos State High Court following the legal battle involving the founder of Grace Nation Bible Ministry.

Ogala is facing four charges bordering on harassment and cyberbullying, the publication of the clergyman’s personal materials, attempted extortion and the dissemination of false information allegedly intended to incriminate him.

Following the development, the actress took to social media to express her displeasure over the situation, accusing the clergymen and Governor Otti of playing a role in her remand.

She alleged that the individuals were concerned about the secrets she claimed to know and wanted to prevent her from pursuing her campaign for the Abia State governorship.

In her message, Ogala called on members of the public to hold the named individuals responsible if anything happened to her. She also described her situation as an attempt to use the law against her in a personal dispute.

Sharing her grievances, the actress wrote:

Alex Otti is fully responsible for my remand as well.

They want to stop my campaign for Governor of Abia State.

Today it’s Doris; tomorrow it may be you.

Let’s fight against the weaponisation of the law in the boyfriend and girlfriend issue.

Ogala maintained that she would not be intimidated by the situation, insisting that the legal battle would not stop her from pursuing her political ambition.

However, her allegations against the clergymen and Governor Otti remain claims made by the actress. No evidence establishing their alleged responsibility for her remand was provided in her statement.

The case involving Ogala and Pastor Chris Okafor remains a legal dispute, with the charges against the actress yet to be treated as proof of guilt.