Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has once again called out cleric Chris Okafor, accusing him of being behind another alleged attempt to have her arrested.
In a distressing video shared online, the actress claimed that officers believed to be from Lagos appeared at her residence and attempted to take her into custody.
“I have police people in my house, I do not know where they are coming from. I do not know how they entered my house,” she said.
“I have police in my house. They say they are from Lagos. Chris does not want to leave me alone. He has carried me to three courts. Now, he has taken me to more than seven police stations. There is one in zone 2. There is one in Abuja zone 7.
“Chris is the one sending them. They have surrounded my house. If you people do not see me again, you should hold Chris Okafor.”
The renewed outburst is the latest development in the prolonged feud between both parties, which began after news of the pastor’s relationship and eventual marriage to Pearl Okafor became public.
Ogala has consistently alleged that she was romantically involved with the cleric for years and made significant personal sacrifices based on promises she claimed were not fulfilled.
She had earlier demanded either marriage or financial compensation, eventually placing a N1 billion claim over alleged breach of promise. The situation further escalated when she accused the cleric of involvement in her brother’s death.
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Despite the controversy, Okafor proceeded with his wedding, initially dismissing the backlash as “the devil’s anger” before briefly apologising and later withdrawing the apology.
Prompt News reports the situation remains unresolved, with both parties continuing to trade accusations publicly.
