Doris Ogala Drops Cryptic Warning to Suleman Over Alleged Protea Hotel Incident

Nollywood actress and AAC governorship hopeful in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has hit back at Apostle Johnson Suleman after the cleric publicly praised Governor Alex Otti’s administration.

Suleman, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, had recently commended Otti’s leadership and suggested that the governor’s performance could make his bid for another term relatively easy.

Ogala disagreed with the assessment and took to Instagram to challenge the pastor’s comments.

In her reaction, the actress questioned how Suleman could confidently speak about conditions in Abia without, according to her, having sufficient knowledge of events on the ground.

She particularly took issue with the cleric’s remarks concerning electricity in the state, accusing him of giving the impression that residents enjoy uninterrupted power.

Ogala wrote: “How dare you come to lie that there is 24 hrs light in Abia? And you claim you were not campaigning.”

Her criticism went beyond the governor’s performance. Ogala also questioned Suleman’s conduct as a religious leader and made several allegations against people who identify themselves as pastors.

She subsequently made a veiled reference to an alleged incident at a Protea Hotel in Lagos, claiming she had information about what allegedly happened there and knew details, including room numbers.

The actress further accused Suleman of trying to influence Abia residents in the diaspora through his comments about the state’s political leadership.

Ogala said she would not stand by silently and vowed to respond if she believed the cleric continued to target her.

She also warned that she could make further disclosures concerning Suleman, insisting that she was prepared to support her claims with evidence.

Describing his comments as an affront to both herself and the people of Abia, Ogala declared that she was ready to confront the matter publicly and legally.

“This is a direct attack on me and the people of Abia and it will not be tolerated. Bring your police and judiciary. I will face you head on,” she added.