Doris Ogala alleges police presence at her home after dispute with Pastor Chris Okafor, escalating a public row over personal claims
Nigerian actress Doris Ogala on Tuesday alleged that police officers entered her residence in what she described as an attempt to arrest her following her recent public claims involving Pastor Chris Okafor.
Also read: Doris Ogala breaks down as Pastor Okafor returns to pulpit
Doris Ogala made the allegation through a post on her Instagram page which read, “Policemen in my house.” Doris Ogala later added that the officers were allegedly sent by Pastor Chris Okafor.
The development came a day after Doris Ogala publicly confronted Pastor Chris Okafor over the paternity of his children and warned that she would disclose further personal details if he continued to reference her in public statements.
In earlier social media posts, Doris Ogala accused Pastor Chris Okafor of misconduct and alleged that he had shared inappropriate images and engaged in questionable behaviour involving women, including female church members.
There was no immediate response from Pastor Chris Okafor or the Nigeria Police Force regarding the claims as of the time of filing this report.
Also read: Pastor Chris Okafor condemns cyber bullying, urges internet regulation
The dispute, which has unfolded largely on social media, has drawn public attention and intensified debate around the use of digital platforms to air personal grievances involving public figures.
Quadri Olaitan is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, public affairs, and human-interest stories.
