I Know What Happened at Protea Hotel Lagos - Doris Ogala Threatens to Expose Suleman Johnson

Nollywood actress and African Action Congress (AAC) governorship candidate in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has taken aim at Apostle Johnson Suleman, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, following his recent comments praising Abia State Governor Alex Otti.

Suleman recently commended Otti for his performance in office, suggesting that the governor could secure a second term without having to do much campaigning.

The comment did not sit well with Ogala, who criticised the cleric in a lengthy post shared on Instagram.

Ogala questioned Suleman’s knowledge of developments in Abia State and accused him of making claims about the state without having visited. She also questioned his conduct as a pastor.

“Most people you see that call themselves pastors are lazy people. Who couldn’t work but decided to call themselves and start deceiving by claiming God called them,” Ogala wrote.

She went further to question Suleman’s activities and character, alleging that some people who identify as pastors engage in practices she described as voodoo.

Ogala also made a cryptic reference to an alleged incident at the Protea Hotel in Lagos, claiming that she knew details that could shock the public.

“Suleman, I know a lot that will shock the world. Forget the fact I said I don’t know you. I know a lot that happened at Protea Hotel Lagos including room numbers,” she stated.

The actress also challenged Suleman’s claim about the availability of electricity in Abia, asking how he could make such a statement while allegedly not having visited the state.

“How dare you come to lie that there is 24 hrs light in Abia? And you claim you were not campaigning,” she said.

In the caption accompanying the post, Ogala accused Suleman of attempting to influence Abia residents living in the diaspora and said she would not remain silent.

She further warned that she would release more information about the cleric if he continued what she described as attacks against her.

“Not under my watch, I will not allow people like Johnson Suleman deceive my people any more,” she wrote.

Ogala insisted that she speaks with evidence and described Suleman’s comments as a direct attack on both herself and the people of Abia.

“This is a direct attack on me and the people of Abia and it will not be tolerated. Bring your police and judiciary. I will face you head on,” she added.