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Nkechi Blessing, others react to viral video of Doris Ogala being led to a prison vanBy Mercy TrinOctober 29, 2026Updated:October 29, 2026
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Social media users are weighing in on the viral video of Nollywood actress Doris Ogala being led to a police van.
Kemi Filani reported on Wednesday that Doris was remanded in Ikoyi Prison by the Lagos State High Court following her ongoing legal battle with Pastor Chris Okafor of Grace Nation Bible Ministry.
The actress is facing four charges bordering on harassment and cyberbullying, publication of the clergyman’s personal materials, attempted extortion and dissemination of false information to incriminate the cleric.
Following the news, a video is making rounds online which captured the moment the actress and aspiring governor were dragged into a police van.
Commenting on it, Nkechi Blessing wrote, “Release the next governor of my state
One teeman_9 wrote, “You people are treating my governor like this? Too bad
One Chisomasanya wrote, “This is hilarious
One official_onyiiojo wrote, “This is so unfair
One cima_nation wrote, “Incoming prisoner
One djfxng wrote, “I like her energy
One mcee_sweet wrote, “Our incoming dey for cell 2”.
A few days ago, Doris called out Apostle Suleman, as she questioned what his actual work is. She said she knows a lot about him that will shock the world and knows what happened at Protea Hotel, Lagos, including his room numbers.
Last year, Doris went into a tirade when the news of Pastor Chris’ wedding circulated online. Ogala, had publicly accused the pastor of breaking promises to marry her after a long-term relationship that dated back to 2017. She alleged that Okafor shared explicit videos of her without consent, including footage related to a miscarriage she suffered. She claimed that her mental state had been fragile since the relationship ended, and alleged financial exploitation.
Not done, Ogala made a wild claim against him, alleging that he gave her $10000 to retract her statements. She demanded the clergyman compensate, put her on monthly payroll, and give her lifetime shares in his company.
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