Nollywood actress and African Action Congress (AAC) governorship candidate in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has accused pastors Jerry Eze and Johnson Suleman of being behind her remand in prison.
The actress made the allegations in a social media post from prison following a Lagos State High Court order remanding her at Ikoyi Prison on Wednesday.
Her detention comes amid an ongoing legal dispute with Pastor Chris Okafor of Grace Nation Bible Ministry.
According to reports, Ogala is facing a four-count charge bordering on harassment and cyberbullying, the publication of the cleric’s personal materials, attempted extortion and the dissemination of false information allegedly intended to incriminate him.
In her post, Ogala alleged that the three pastors were linked to her detention because of information she claims to possess about them.
She also urged the public to hold the clerics responsible if anything happened to her while in custody, alleging that she feared for her safety in prison.
“Suleman Johnson, Jerry Eze, una know nau. The secret I know is too heavy. That’s why. If anything happens to me, hold them responsible,” she wrote.
Ogala further claimed that individuals associated with the two pastors had appealed to her to issue an apology, alleging that the requests were intended to prevent the disclosure of damaging information.
She maintained that she was not afraid of the clerics and suggested that her knowledge of alleged events involving them was connected to the situation she was facing.
However, the allegations against Jerry Eze and Johnson Suleman remain unsubstantiated in the account provided. No response from either pastor was included in the report.
The legal proceedings involving Ogala and Chris Okafor remain separate from her allegations against the other two clerics. The charges against the actress are allegations, and their merits will be determined through the judicial process.
