Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has publicly challenged the comments attributed to the founder of Omega Fire Ministries, Apostle Johnson Suleman, regarding the situation in Abia State, accusing the cleric of misleading residents.

Ogala, in a statement circulating online, questioned Suleman’s remarks about the state, particularly an apparent claim concerning the availability of electricity in Abia.

She was quoted as saying: “How dare you come to say that there’s 24-hour light in Abia?”

The actress also alleged that she possesses information about an incident involving Suleman at Protea Hotel in Lagos, including details about the hotel room allegedly connected to the incident.

“I know a lot that happened at Protea Hotel, Lagos, including room numbers,” Ogala said, while warning that she could make the information public if the cleric continued with what she described as misleading claims.

Ogala further questioned Suleman’s conduct as a pastor and suggested that his public comments about Abia should be examined against the realities experienced by residents.

Her remarks have generated attention online, particularly because they involve a prominent cleric and allegations concerning events allegedly connected to a Lagos hotel.

However, the claims made by Ogala regarding the Protea Hotel incident have not been independently verified, and no evidence establishing the alleged incident or the specific room details was found in the sources reviewed for this report.

Apostle Suleman, who is the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, has remained a prominent public commentator on national issues. In April 2026, he was also reported to have criticised aspects of the Federal Government’s performance, including electricity and security, while saying he speaks according to what he believes is right.

As of the time of filing this report, there was no verified response from Apostle Suleman addressing Ogala’s latest allegations or her threat to publicly disclose the alleged information.