Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has made a profound statement, claiming that she experienced a life-changing encounter, including a near-death experience that led her to heaven. In a recent interview, Doris explained, “What I’m sharing is the truth of what happened to me. I’m still in the hospital, and I cannot add or remove anything. I died, and I saw myself in heaven.”
In a shocking revelation, Doris also spoke of a long-term relationship she allegedly had with a prominent pastor, which she claims began in 2017. During their relationship, she alleged that she became pregnant but tragically suffered a miscarriage. Doris described her close involvement with the pastor’s family, saying, “I was a part of his household, and his family knew me well. We were in a relationship, and he promised me marriage.”
As the relationship progressed, Doris stated that she realized the pastor was not committed to marriage and moved on. Eventually, she married but later faced marital challenges. Doris then reconnected with the pastor, which led to another pregnancy, but once again, it ended in miscarriage. She asserts that she has evidence, including pregnancy test results and communication records, to support her claims.
Further, Doris shared an experience where she was allegedly asked by the pastor to assist a prophet during an investigation into a missing child case. Acting on the advice of lawyers, Doris claimed to have gathered evidence that ultimately cleared the prophet’s name. In gratitude, she was promised N35 million, but she claimed the prophet later sent the money to the pastor, who allegedly withheld a portion of it.
Doris contended that her efforts to reclaim the remaining money led to her arrest. “The pastor’s lawyer advised him to file a case at the National Cybercrime Centre, and I was harassed. Just days before my brother’s burial, I was arrested again and spent three days in detention before being taken to Abuja,” she explained.
She also mentioned a pending criminal defamation case in court, where the pastor reportedly denied knowing her, despite the evidence she claims to have, including pictures with his family. Doris further alleged that the pastor attempted to blackmail her, even possessing compromising videos of her.
This story has raised significant concerns, particularly among Christian communities, with questions about the sanctity of relationships and the ethical responsibilities of those in leadership positions. The drama continues to unfold, and Doris’s claims are now part of a larger conversation about personal integrity, accountability, and the intersection of faith and personal conduct in the public sphere.
