Police Arrest Doris Ogala During Facebook Live Amid Faceoff With Pastor Chris Okafor
The Nigeria Police Force have reportedly arrested Actress Doris Ogala amid online feud with Lagos-based Pastor, Chris Okafor.
In a video sighted by AttNews correspondent, the actress was on Facebook live with a streamer, Real Talk With Aunty Adunni.
Though, the Lagos police command is yet to issue any statement on the incident, but the case may be connected to an ongoing drama between her and Pastor Okafor.
AttNews earlier reported that Ogala issued a formal legal demand to the founder of the Mountain of Liberation and Miracle Ministry, Chris Okafor, giving the cleric 21 days to pay ₦1 billion or face legal action over what her lawyers describe as a botched marriage claim following the end of an alleged nine-year relationship.
In another video, Ogala has called on DSS to investigate the alter and church of Pastor Okafor.
AttNews earlier reported that Ogala vowed that Mr Okafor would never marry anyone else and threatened to disrupt his wedding.
Ogala revealed that the only condition she set for Mr Okafor to marry Pearl or any other woman was for him to buy her a house.
She said his lawyer was already working on the conditions she’d presented to the clergyman and added that she possessed evidence showing that Mr Okafor had promised to marry her.
The actress also dismissed claims that she acted maliciously or deliberately sought to disrupt another person’s happiness.
Despite the threats, the clergyman went ahead to marry his wife, Pearl, on Tuesday.
Pictures from both the traditional and white wedding ceremonies later surfaced on social media on Wednesday.
The pastor’s marriage to Pearl generated reactions from netizens who both praised and criticised Mr Okafor.
AttNews further reported that Mr Okafor earlier responded to Ogala’s allegations of ending their nine-year relationship during his sermon on Sunday.
He stated that no man would willingly choose to settle down with an arrogant woman.
He also claimed that no man would marry a woman from a family with a bad name or a disreputable reputation.
Mr Okafor was previously married to Bessem Okafor, who accused him in 2014 of physically assaulting her at their Magodo, Lagos home.
Bessem, who left the marital home in 2012, alleged that the assault occurred when she visited to see their four children, who were in their father’s custody at the time.
In a 2019 interview with City People, Mr Okafor stated that he had not remarried since his divorce, explaining that he was unwilling to settle down with a woman who might later pose a threat to him.
