Moment Abia AAC guber candidate Doris Ogala clashed with judge in court [VIDEO]
Doris Ogala, Nollywood actress and African Action Congress, AAC, governorship candidate for Abia State in the 2027 election, was caught in a clash in a Lagos Federal High Court courtroom shortly before she was remanded at Ikoyi Prison. In a video circulating on social media, Ogala accused her boyfriend, Pastor Chris Okafor, of allegedly attempting […] Moment Abia AAC guber candidate Doris Ogala…
Abia State's African Action Congress governorship candidate for the 2027 election, Doris Ogala, recently found herself at the center of a courtroom altercation in a Lagos Federal High Court. The incident occurred shortly before she was taken into custody and remanded at Ikoyi Prison. In a video that went viral on social media, Ogala voiced her concerns about her boyfriend, Pastor Chris Okafor, allegedly trying to misuse the law against her.
She asserted, "A court is a place that allows the common man to speak. My boyfriend wants to weaponise the law against me." The exchange between Ogala and the judge took place just before her remand in connection with allegations of cyberbullying related to Okafor. The African Action Congress (AAC) issued a statement condemning the court's decision to remand Ogala, describing it as an assault on democratic participation and the fundamental freedoms of Nigerians.
The party expressed their displeasure with the Cybercrime Act, alleging that it was being used to suppress dissent and criminalize free expression. They also raised concerns about potential political interference in the case, pointing to rumors suggesting a link between the court's decision and Ogala's political opposition to Abia State Governor Alex Otti.
The AAC called for a thorough investigation into the allegations of political interference and urged judicial officers to maintain impartiality and integrity. They demanded due process, respect for Ogala's rights, and the repeal of the Cybercrime Act.
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