Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has publicly called out four prominent Nigerian pastors — Jeremiah, Jerry, Suleman, and Chris — alleging that their financial support to her came with questionable intentions.
Naija News reports that her latest outburst is connected to her ongoing legal dispute and accusations involving the founder and leader of the Mountain of Liberation and Miracle Ministry, Pastor Chris Okafor.
In a series of posts shared via her Instagram page, the actress expressed deep frustration, claiming that the pastors only extended financial assistance after the death of her brother, despite her repeated pleas for help during his illness.
Ogala further alleged that the financial gestures were often accompanied by insults and repeated pleas, insisting that the experience, coupled with her brother’s death, has taken a severe toll on her mental health.
She wrote, “I will tell you the pastors I’ve encountered. Their roles in my life. I will mention 4 pastors. All of them have given me money one way or other. But what was the reason for the money. Most times the money comes with a lot of plea and insults.
“One thing is common.
“1. suleman, 2. Chris, 3. Jeremaih, 4. Jerry.”
The actress continued, “God is not done yet. People think i am going crazy. Yes since my brothers death, everything means nothing anymore. You see these pastors, they are not good people.
“When my brother was dying. I reached out. I begged and begged and begged. Because I spent everything I had trying to save my brother, these people ignored me and my brother died.
“I was stranded. Immediately my brother died. That was when they decided to start sending money. Do you know why? I will tell you. I will explain everything one after the other.
“They are not nice people. Even now, I am spending a lot of money. Police, lawyers, mentally, I’m not okay. Yet you will never see them. The moment someone dies now. They will send millions.
“You can insult me ooo. No problem. But I am doing what the lord wants me to do. My greatest mistake was asking one of them for assistance this my trying period. I wish I never did. I will tell everything so I will be free.
“My time here is limited. This Doris you are seeing here is not okay. Nothing in this world will make me happy anymore. The death of my brother took a part of me. One of these pastors hurt me deeply with the way he humiliated me. If by any chance I mention your favourite and you thing your insult will stop me, you are wasting your time. These people were not nice to me. They did a lot of damage to me mentally.”
Her remarks have since sparked widespread reactions online, with supporters and critics debating her claims and the broader issues surrounding public figures, accountability, and mental health.
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