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Socialite Ogevibes has responded to a series of allegations made by actress Doris Ogala, firmly denying claims that she is related to popular cleric Chris Okafor and disputing accusations of conspiracy and misconduct.
Doris Ogala’s Claims
In an earlier video circulating online, Ogala alleged that she met Ogevibes during issues linked to actress Regina Daniels. She further claimed that Ogevibes later became a “mole” in her circle, accusing her of secretly monitoring her activities and working against her interests.
Ogala also alleged that Ogevibes was the pastor’s sister and suggested there had been attempts to harm her through poisoning claims that have not been independently verified.
Ogevibes’ Counter-Statement
Reacting via her Instagram page, Ogevibes rejected the allegations and offered her own account of events. She said she became involved with Ogala’s situation out of concern and claimed she provided financial assistance amounting to millions of naira during the dispute involving the cleric.
According to Ogevibes, Ogala had introduced her to a woman alleged to have had a child with the pastor. She stated that she personally questioned the woman, who initially maintained that she had a baby with him.
However, Ogevibes claimed she later became suspicious after seeing inconsistencies, including Ogala allegedly presenting the same child as her own. She added that the woman identified as Ebere later appeared in media interviews where public donations were reportedly made to support her.
Allegations of Extortion and Misinformation
Ogevibes further alleged that she later discovered the woman was already married, which deepened her doubts about the narrative she had been told. She said repeated requests for evidence to substantiate the claims against the pastor were not met.
She also claimed that the woman later accused Ogala of diverting about ₦4 million from funds donated by Nigerians an allegation that remains disputed and unproven.
Based on her experiences, Ogevibes said she began to suspect that the situation was part of a broader attempt to blackmail religious figures. She alleged that tensions escalated after she distanced herself, leading to accusations now being made against her.
Denial of Family Connection
Addressing one of the central claims, Ogevibes categorically denied being related to Pastor Chris Okafor, describing the assertion as false and misleading.
Ongoing Public Dispute
The conflicting accounts have fueled debate online, with supporters of both women demanding clarity. As of now, none of the allegations from either side have been confirmed by authorities, and the matter remains a public war of words rather than a legal determination.
