Doris Ogala gave an account of how she was arrested and secretly moved from Abuja to Lagos, where she was hidden to prevent people from knowing her whereabouts.
The actress alleged that her arrest was orchestrated by Pastor Chris Okafor and carried out through her househelp agent.
Ogala said police seized her phones, denied her access to a lawyer, and attempted to cover her face while transporting her from Abuja to Lagos.
Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has shared a detailed account of her recent arrest and detention, claiming she was secretly moved to Lagos and hidden on the orders of controversial clergyman Pastor Chris Okafor.
In a video posted on her Instagram page in the early hours of December 25, 2025, Ogala narrated the circumstances leading to her arrest and her experience while detained.
The actress explained that her troubles began with a househelp agent who had been extorting her for four months.
According to Ogala, the agent provided her with three different househelps during this period, and she only discovered the extortion in December 2025. Doris said she became suspicious after learning that her househelp was not living on the agreed date and that she had been sleeping with an electrician given to her by her estate management in her home while she was away. She added that the househelp suddenly insisted on leaving shortly before her arrest, which she said did not align with their agreement.
Ogala claimed that when she confronted the agent, things escalated quickly, leading to her arrest. She alleged that the agent contacted Pastor Chris Okafor's side after learning about their social media dispute. How the arrest happened According to Doris, men later arrived at her house to arrest her, presenting a search warrant and 'ransacking' her home.
She said officers claimed they were looking for items, but only found cigarettes.
The actress pointed out that the man who arrested her was the same person who had previously arrested controversial social media critic, VeryDarkMan. Ogala said she was first taken to the First CID in Abuja, where she presented voice recordings proving the agent had been extorting her.
Despite this evidence, she claimed a female police officer insisted she be detained. She was kept in an isolated room rather than a regular cell and was not allowed to go home. The actress stated that her phones were seized by someone she described as a tracker, and she believes the devices were bugged.
She was then transported to Lagos without her phones, and police allegedly begged her to cover her face during the journey. Ogala explained that she was kept in an isolated office in Lagos to prevent anyone from knowing her location.
She said she repeatedly asked for her phones to contact her lawyer and family, but officers refused. She also said she felt unwell at the time and repeatedly requested her phones, however, her requests were denied.
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