Cyberstalking: Doris Ogala Kneels Before Judge, Apologises for Outburst, Remains in Custody
.Court reserves ruling on actress’s bail application till November 6; defence counsel faults prosecution Wale Igbintade Nollywood actress, Doris Ogala, yesterday knelt before a Federal High Court in Lagos to
Federal High Court in Lagos reserved ruling on Doris Ogala's bail application till November 6, 2026. The actress is facing charges of cyberstalking, cyberbullying, and attempted extortion involving Pastor Chris Okafor. During her court appearance, Ogala apologized for her unruly behavior and promised not to repeat it. Her defense counsel, Marshal Abubakar, plans to petition the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice to withdraw the charges, as he believes they stem from a private disagreement between former lovers.
The court found Ogala's actions disruptive, forcing the hearing to be suspended to allow other cases to continue.
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