Allwell Ademola reacts to Pastor Chris Okafor’s love story as the Nollywood actress dropped a short but telling comment following the clergyman’s viral pre-wedding moment with his new wife.
The reaction came after Pastor Chris Okafor’s wife shared details of how their relationship began during a pre-wedding shoot. According to her, their meeting was not by chance or human effort but a divine arrangement. She described the union as God-ordained and expressed confidence that their coming together was intentional.
Speaking glowingly about her husband, the bride referred to Pastor Chris as her sugar daddy, husband, boyfriend, best friend, and father figure. She also shared her excitement about starting a family with him and raising children rooted in faith, adding that he understands her deeply and brings joy into her life.
Reacting to the video in a blog’s comment section, Allwell Ademola simply wrote, “Eyaaah,” a response that quickly caught the attention of readers and stirred conversations online.
The wedding announcement, however, reopened old controversies surrounding the clergyman. When news of the marriage broke, actress Doris Ogala accused Pastor Chris Okafor of promising to marry her after a relationship that reportedly began in 2017. She alleged that he later abandoned her and shared private videos without her consent, including content linked to a miscarriage she suffered.
Ogala further claimed that the end of the relationship took a toll on her mental health, worsened by the loss of her younger brother. She also accused the pastor of financial exploitation, stating that she funded projects for him and his associates without being repaid.
Despite public accusations and online backlash, Pastor Chris Okafor and his wife went ahead with their wedding plans.
This is not the first time Doris Ogala has publicly called out a clergyman. Last year, she demanded a refund from Pastor Chris Okorie, accusing him of using his position to intimidate and blackmail her. She alleged theft, threats, and emotional manipulation, insisting that many pastors are not who they present themselves to be.
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