Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has disputed claims by Pastor Chris Okafor, founder of Grace Nation Bible Ministry, that she lied about their past interactions. The pastor had apologized to Ogala and others he may have wronged during a Sunday service, stating that “mistakes have been made” and acknowledging that “there are so many lies in most of the things that were said.” However, Ogala took issue with the implication that she had been dishonest, saying on her Facebook page that she has a problem with the pastor’s claim of lies because “I don’t lie.”

The controversy began when Ogala accused Pastor Okafor of breaching a promise to marry her, leading to a series of allegations against the pastor. Ogala’s lawyers, Synergy Law Partners, had demanded N1 billion in compensation from the pastor, citing the alleged broken promise. The situation escalated when Okafor’s children made additional allegations against him.

In his apology, Pastor Okafor expressed remorse for any harm caused and offered to make restitution to those he had offended. However, Ogala’s response suggests that the matter is far from resolved. By denying that she lied, Ogala is maintaining her stance that her account of events is accurate, and that the pastor’s apology does not fully address the issues at hand.

The dispute between Ogala and Pastor Okafor has sparked significant attention and debate, with many following the developments closely. As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the parties involved will move forward and whether a resolution can be reached. For now, Ogala’s denial of the pastor’s claim of lies has added a new layer of complexity to the controversy, highlighting the need for clarity and accountability in the ongoing saga.