‘I’ll Expose You to the World’ — Doris Ogala Tells Apostle Suleman
Nollywood actress and African Action Congress governorship candidate Doris Ogala has reacted sharply to comments attributed to Apostle Johnson Suleman concerning Abia State Governor Alex Otti.
Suleman, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, was recently reported to have praised Otti’s administration and suggested that the governor could win another term without engaging in extensive campaigning.
Ogala, who is participating in the forthcoming Abia governorship contest, responded to the remarks in an Instagram post. She questioned Suleman’s assessment of developments in the state and challenged some of the claims reportedly made by the clergyman.
One of the issues Ogala disputed was the reported claim about electricity availability in Abia. She alleged that Suleman had not visited the state and therefore questioned the basis for his description of conditions there.
According to the actress, people living in Abia should have their experiences taken into account when public figures discuss the state’s development and governance.
Ogala also broadened her criticism to some people who identify themselves as pastors. She accused some of them of using religion to influence the public and questioned the activities of Suleman.
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“Suleman, what is his work? Does that man look and behave like a pastor?” she asked in her post.
She went on to allege that Suleman’s comments about Abia could mislead people, particularly those living outside the state who rely on information from public figures to understand developments there.
Ogala also disputed the suggestion that Suleman was not campaigning while openly expressing support for Otti. She argued that his public comments could have political implications.
The actress warned that she would continue to challenge statements she considers inaccurate and threatened to reveal information about Suleman if the dispute continued.
She stated that she was prepared to defend her position and said she would face any response from the police or judiciary.
Ogala’s remarks have brought the political differences surrounding the Abia governorship contest into the public spotlight, while her allegations remain claims made by her and have not been independently established in the supplied material.
The controversy centres on differing assessments of Governor Otti’s administration and the role public figures, including religious leaders, should play when commenting on the state’s political affairs.
