Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has publicly displayed bundles of U.S. dollar bills totaling $10,000, claiming the money was given to her by Pastor Chris Okafor as an inducement to retract her previous accusations against him.
In a video posted online, Ogala stated that she received the cash delivered in two installments of $5,000 each on December 23, 2025.
She alleged that the pastor urged her to publicly declare that rival pastors had sponsored her to tarnish his reputation and to withdraw all her earlier claims.
Ogala firmly rejected the condition, insisting she would not comply. "You want me to come out and say that some pastors sent me to blackmail him? I'm not going to do that," she said.
To counter any potential spiritual concerns, she claimed to have prayed over the money, canceling any "diabolical" influences attached to it.
The actress emphasized that she accepted the funds deliberately as evidence to support the veracity of her ongoing allegations, while denying any intent to blackmail the cleric. The development has sparked widespread online debate amid the continuing controversy between the two parties.
(Note: These claims remain allegations from Ogala and have not been independently verified or responded to publicly by Pastor Okafor as of the latest updates.)
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