Nollywood actress and social commentator Doris Ogala has stirred fresh controversy online after giving popular cleric Pastor Chris Okafor a two-hour ultimatum to apologize to activist and social media influencer VeryDarkMan. The bold demand was made via a video shared on her Instagram page about four hours ago, and it has since sparked intense reactions across social media platforms.

According to Doris Ogala, she was taken aback by reports of alleged legal threats issued against VeryDarkMan. In the video, she explained that she felt compelled to first confirm from VeryDarkMan whether the threat was genuine or merely an attempt at damage control by Pastor Chris and his legal team. Her tone throughout the video was defiant, unapologetic, and direct.

Addressing the situation, Doris stated that she was not intimidated by any legal action and openly challenged the threats being circulated. In her words, “Let’s forget about my own where he said blackmail or extortion, bla bla bla. I dare them to sue me. I dare the lawyer to sue me.” The statement has since gone viral, with many interpreting it as a clear show of support for VeryDarkMan and a strong stand against what she perceives as intimidation.

Doris Ogala further emphasized that the issue at hand goes beyond personal attacks and centers on accountability and transparency. By giving Pastor Chris a two-hour window to apologize publicly to VeryDarkMan, she positioned herself as a vocal advocate against what she described as misuse of legal threats to silence critics.

Social media reactions have been sharply divided. While some users praised Doris Ogala for her courage and outspokenness, others criticized her approach, arguing that legal matters should not be tried in the court of public opinion. Nonetheless, the controversy has continued to trend, further amplifying the ongoing feud between Pastor Chris Okafor and VeryDarkMan.

As of the time of this report, there has been no public apology or official response from Pastor Chris regarding Doris Ogala’s ultimatum. Whether the two-hour deadline will lead to further escalation or resolution remains to be seen, but one thing is clear: the situation has added another dramatic chapter to Nigeria’s ever-evolving social media and celebrity news space.