/ Sep 30, 2026
/ Sep 30, 2026

Doris Ogala opens up on death scare, alleged relationship with cleric

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Nollywood actress, Doris Ogala, has doubled down on her shocking claims that she died and came back to life.

The actress, who stated that she was speaking from a hospital bed, told Saturday Beats, “That story is exactly what happened to me and I’m still lying in the hospital. Whatever you see there, I can’t add and I can’t remove. It happened. I died and I saw myself in heaven.”

In a startling revelation, Doris alleged that she had been in a long-term relationship with a popular pastor (name withheld because Saturday Beats could not verify her claims), dating back to 2017. She alleged that during the relationship, she became pregnant but later miscarried.

She said, “I practically lived in his house and all his daughters and his sister’s son know me. We had sex everywhere in the house because he was my boyfriend then and he promised me marriage.”

According to her, when she realised he wasn’t committed to marrying her, she moved on and eventually got married. But after experiencing marital issues, she reconnected with Chris, which led to the pregnancy that ended in a miscarriage.

She claimed that she had proof of all communications between them, including the pregnancy test results and chat records.

Ogala also alleged that she was asked by the said pastor to help a prophet (name withheld) during a sensitive investigation into a missing child case. She stated that acting on the advice of lawyers, she gathered evidence that she claimed cleared the prophet’s name.

She stated that to show his appreciation, the prophet promised to give her N35m. She also claimed that the prophet eventually sent the money to the pastor, who gave her only N20m and withheld the rest.

According to her, efforts to get the remaining money from the pastor allegedly led to her being arrested.

“His lawyer advised him to file a case at the National Cybercrime Centre and I was harassed. Five days to my brother’s burial, I was arrested again. I spent three days in detention and was later taken to Abuja,” she said.

Ogala added that she was currently battling a case of criminal defamation in court, because the pastor denied knowing her.

“He is claiming I was just his church member. But I was never his church member. I have pictures with his daughters. He has my naked videos and once tried to blackmail me,” she said.

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