Doris Ogala Tackles Apostle Suleman, Threatens To Reveal What She Knows

Nollywood actress and African Action Congress governorship candidate in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has criticised the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman, following his recent comments praising Governor Alex Otti’s administration.

According to Bush Radio Academy, Ogala expressed her displeasure in a series of social media posts after Suleman reportedly spoke positively about Otti’s performance and suggested that the governor could secure another term without extensive campaigning.

Ogala questioned Suleman’s assessment of developments in Abia State, particularly his reported comments concerning electricity supply in the state. She alleged that the cleric had not visited Abia and challenged his basis for making claims about conditions experienced by residents.

The actress also accused Suleman of indirectly campaigning for Otti despite his reported position that his comments were not intended as political campaigning. She argued that residents living in the state have a different experience from the picture she said was being presented publicly.

In her social media post, Ogala also made allegations concerning an alleged incident at a Protea Hotel in Lagos, claiming that she possessed information about what allegedly happened there, including room numbers. Those allegations have not been independently verified, and there was no verified response from Suleman addressing them at the time of reporting.

Ogala further criticised some individuals who identify as pastors, alleging that certain religious figures use their platforms to influence public opinion. She specifically challenged Suleman over his comments on Abia and warned that she could make further disclosures about what she claimed to know.

“Suleman, I know a lot that will shock the world,” Ogala said, adding that she would expose what she claimed to know if she decided to do so.

The actress also maintained that she would not remain silent if she believed public statements were misleading residents of Abia. She described the matter as an issue affecting both herself and the people of the state and said she was prepared to defend her position.

Suleman has not publicly responded to Ogala’s latest accusations and warning, according to the reports reviewed. The claims concerning the alleged Lagos hotel incident remain unverified.