Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has publicly criticized Johnson Suleman, the general overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, for his recent praise of Abia State Governor Alex Otti.
Suleman commended Otti’s leadership and suggested that the governor could easily win a second term “without much campaigning.
Ogala, who is running as the African Action Congress (AAC) governorship candidate in the upcoming Abia election, voiced her disapproval in a recent Instagram post.
She accused Suleman of failing to conduct himself as a proper pastor, questioned his involvement in Abia affairs, and alleged that he made assertions about the state without ever visiting it.
“Most people you see calling themselves pastors are lazy people who couldn’t work but decided to deceive others by claiming God called them,” Ogala wrote.
Some even go the extra mile by involving themselves in voodoo. Suleman Johnson—what is his work? Does that man look or behave like a pastor?
Ogala further hinted that she possesses sensitive information about Suleman, referencing an incident at the Protea Hotel in Lagos but withholding specific details.
Suleman, I know a lot that would shock the world. Forget the fact that I said I don’t know you; I know what happened at Protea Hotel Lagos, including room numbers,” she added.
She also challenged Suleman’s claim that Abia enjoys 24-hour electricity supply, accusing him of misleading the public and denying that his comments were apolitical.
In her post’s caption, Ogala vowed not to let Suleman “deceive” people from Abia, particularly those in the diaspora, and warned that she would “expose” him if he continued to “attack” her.
“Not under my watch. I will not allow people like Johnson Suleman to deceive my people anymore, especially those living abroad, while those who remain in Abia are suffering. You haven’t been to Abia, yet you openly endorsed Alex Otti,” she wrote.
Suleman, you’ll be shocked when I decide to expose you to the world. I am not like others you’ve encountered. The world knows I don’t lie—I speak with evidence.
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.”
