A video showing Nollywood actress Doris Ogala being escorted to a prison van has surfaced online, drawing widespread attention.
The actress was reportedly taken into custody after the Federal High Court in Lagos ordered her remand on October 28, 2026.
She is expected to remain in custody pending the scheduling of her bail hearing.
In the footage, Ogala appears distressed as she carries a bag on her head and shouts while being led away. She also speaks defiantly about her ongoing legal dispute with Pastor Chris Okafor.
As she was escorted away, Ogala addressed those around her and insisted she was not afraid of going to prison.
“Oh, na love dey carry me go prison. They don’t know the law using the law against a common man. I no fear prison, I fear Jesus. Prison, I go there. I no dey fear Chris Okafor, I go go prison, and I will come out,” she declared.
The video, which circulated online on Wednesday, October 28, has attracted attention because of her reaction following the court’s decision.
Ogala has been vocal about her dispute with the clergyman, who reportedly took legal action against her.
Pastor Chris Okafor, identified in reports as Ogala’s former partner, accused her of cyberbullying, harassment, extortion and spreading false information.
The legal dispute has drawn public interest as details of the case continue to emerge.
The court ordered Ogala’s remand at Ikoyi prison pending the scheduling of her bail hearing. The development means she will remain in custody until further proceedings determine the next steps.
The viral footage has since fuelled online discussions about the case and the actress’s response to the ruling.
