The sprawling public feud involving Pastor Chris Okafor has taken another dramatic turn, with actress Doris Ogala stepping directly into the conflict between the cleric and social media commentator VeryDarkMan (VDM) with a stern threat.
In a new video posted to her Instagram, Ogala issued a direct, 24-hour ultimatum to Pastor Okafor, demanding he withdraw his recently filed defamation lawsuit against VDM and issue a public apology. "If it is, I’m giving Pastor Chris Okafor not more than 24 hours to apologise," she declared, warning of further "exposure" if her demands are not met.
A Call to Drop the Case, Backed by a Hint of New Information
Ogala's intervention frames the pastor's legal action as a strategic error. She described the lawsuit as a questionable "misstep" that could seriously backfire, strongly implying she possesses undisclosed information that could worsen the situation for Okaover if the case proceeds. "Pastor Chris Okafor, drop this lawsuit. You think you can intimidate him with a lawsuit? Let me tell you, it will get messy," she warned in her video statement.
This move directly challenges the position of Okafor's legal team, which has stated the lawsuit is a necessary step to halt a campaign of "defamation, cyberbullying, and damaging false narratives" against their client, primarily stemming from VDM's interviews with a woman claiming to be his daughter.
Reigniting Past Allegations and Widening the Feud
Ogala's ultimatum also served to reignite her own longstanding allegations against the pastor. She reiterated past claims of a romantic relationship, broken promises, and influence over her personal life, intertwining her personal grievance with the current legal battle.
By inserting herself as a mediator or enforcer in the Okafor-VDM dispute, Ogala has escalated the conflict from a binary legal confrontation into a multi-front public relations war. Her 24-hour deadline raises the stakes significantly, threatening to unleash a new wave of allegations if the pastor does not capitulate, ensuring the scandal remains at a boiling point in the court of public opinion.
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