LAGOS, Nigeria(VOICE OF NAIJA)-Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has reconciled with her estranged husband, bringing a dramatic turn to a controversy that has kept her in the spotlight over allegations involving her ex-lover Lagos-based Pastor Chris Okafor.
A video currently trending online captures the emotional moment of reconciliation, showing the actress kneeling to beg her ex-husband Kingsley Anyanwu, before they embraced, signaling an apparent end to their marital rift.
The reunion comes months after Ogala publicly claimed she left her marriage because of her involvement with Okafor, the founder of Grace Nation International, also known as Liberation City.
In recent weeks, Ogala repeatedly accused the cleric of abandoning her after what she described as an eight-year intimate relationship, alleging he went on to marry another woman. Her claims triggered widespread attention and eventually led to her arrest by the Lagos State Police over allegations of defamation.
Following her release, the actress revealed that Okafor met with her privately at the police station, where he allegedly pleaded for forgiveness. She further claimed that a peace agreement was discussed, during which she demanded a house as part of the settlement.
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However, the truce appeared short-lived. Days later, Ogala accused the pastor of paying her only $10,000, far less than what she expected, and vowed to expose what she described as his alleged criminal activities. The renewed accusations intensified public scrutiny of the clergyman.
Amid the growing controversy, Okafor announced his withdrawal from active preaching, temporarily stepping down from the pulpit and handing over church leadership to pastors under him.
Meanwhile, the Lagos State Police have since invited Okafor for questioning in connection with the claims leveled against him.
With Ogala now reconciled with her husband, the unfolding saga continues to draw attention as the public watches to see what happens next.
