A viral video showing Nollywood actress Doris Ogala reconciling with her estranged husband, Kingsley Anyanwuagwu, has set social media ablaze, arriving amidst her ongoing, highly publicized controversy with Lagos-based Pastor Chris Okafor.
Emotional Reunion at Abia Burial Ceremony
The poignant moment was captured at a burial ceremony in Abia State and shared by Doris on her Instagram page on January 10, 2026. The trending clip shows the actress kneeling before Kingsley as they share a heartfelt hug, a scene that has drawn significant attention given her past statements.
Doris had previously described her marriage as abusive and cited her relationship with Pastor Okafor as a reason for leaving her husband. In a follow-up post, she framed the reunion within the context of her spiritual battles, writing in part: "HUBBY CAME THROUGH... MY CONFESSION IS FREEDOM FROM OCCULTIC KINGDOM. EVERYTHING STOLEN FROM ME IS RETURNED."
The Backdrop: A Bitter Feud with Pastor Okafor
This family reconciliation unfolds against a tense backdrop. For weeks, Doris Ogala has publicly accused Pastor Chris Okafor of the Grace Nation International church (Liberation City) of abandoning her after an eight-year intimate relationship to marry another woman.
The allegations led to her arrest by the Lagos State Police for defamation. Following the arrest, Doris claimed Okafor met her privately at the station to ask for forgiveness, with their discussions including her demand for a house. She later alleged he paid her only $10,000 and vowed to expose him further.
The controversy forced Okafor to temporarily step down from the pulpit. He has since been invited for questioning by the police and, through his lawyer, has denied all allegations, challenging Doris and others to present evidence or face legal consequences.
Mixed Reactions Flood Social Media
The reunion video has sparked a wave of mixed reactions online. While some netizens praised Kingsley's capacity for forgiveness, others expressed deep skepticism and concern for his well-being.
User @lauraejike reacted: "A man you said you never loved, a man you said was violent towards you? Haaaaaa Doris, and you accept him back after everything you did to him? You should be scared for your life."
In contrast, @betty_omohhh commented: "Some men are genuinely d best tin dat can happen to us... I don't knw dis man but I respect him... He is a real man and damnnn all consequences."
The online conversation continues to swirl as Doris Ogala remains at the epicenter of this dual narrative involving personal reconciliation and public dispute.
