“I Will Expose Everything” — Doris Ogala Displays $10,000 Allegedly Received From Pastor Chris Okafor
Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has once again drawn public attention after sharing a video online in which she displayed $10,000 in cash, which she claimed was given to her by popular cleric Pastor Chris Okafor.
The development comes amid an ongoing controversy between the actress and the clergyman. Ogala has been in the headlines in recent weeks following her claims that she ended a previous marriage due to Pastor Okafor’s alleged influence. She is also reportedly pursuing a ₦1 billion lawsuit against the pastor over allegations of breach of promise to marry, emotional distress, reputational damage, and the alleged release of private photos without consent. Eyes Of Lagos reports,
In a video posted on her Instagram page, Ogala showed the cash and alleged that Pastor Okafor reached out to her in an attempt to persuade her. According to the actress, the cleric wanted her to publicly claim that she had been sponsored by other pastors to attack him.
She further stated that she deliberately accepted the money to support her claims and demonstrate what she described as the truth behind her allegations. Screenshots of an alleged chat conversation between her and the pastor were also shared alongside the video.
The situation has continued to attract public interest, especially following the release of an audio recording by social media activist VeryDarkMan, allegedly featuring a woman identified as Precious, who claims to be Pastor Chris Okafor’s daughter.
In the audio, Precious alleged that she left the pastor’s home in 2020 due to what she described as unfair treatment. She claimed she was treated differently from other children in the household, noting that she is her mother’s only child, while the others are reportedly from a different relationship.
As of the time of filing this report, Pastor Chris Okafor has not issued an official response to the latest claims regarding the alleged cash payment. The allegations remain unproven, and no court judgment has been delivered on the pending legal matters.