Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has shifted her stance amid the ongoing dispute between her colleagues Mercy Johnson and Angela Okorie.
The controversy began when reports of Angela’s alleged arrest spread widely on social media, with claims suggesting Mercy Johnson was involved.
Filmmaker Seun Oloketuyi stated that Angela was taken from her Lagos home on Tuesday and transferred to Abuja to answer questions in connection with an alleged cyberbullying incident involving Mercy.
Earlier, Newsunplug reported that Angela had been remanded in prison following a court appearance.
Previously, Doris had commended Mercy in light of Angela’s arrest, but in a recent post, she admitted the situation had become more serious than she anticipated.
Doris explained that she initially believed the matter would remain within the police’s scope. Now, with Angela reportedly imprisoned, she appealed to Mercy for forgiveness, expressing that Angela’s actions had also affected her personally.
“Mercy, my beautiful bestie. I know Angela really hurt you. She hurt me too. Honestly, I didn’t know it would lead to prison. Please forgive her. I thought it was going to be a police station matter. I beg you in the name of God. Please forgive and forget,” she said.
“Mercy, my love. My beautiful black beauty. Please 🙏 temper justice with mercy. Forgive Angela,” she wrote in a caption.
Read some comments below:
@iam_.evanstiger007:”You wen never fit forgive Chris’s u say make Mercy forgive.”
@zeekiddies_and_more:”Tell us Angela is in prison without telling us…”
@freemanlamsing:”Mercy Johnson you do this one dey sweet me for body like no tomorrow.”
@candyviille:”I thought Angela has apologised to her, why arresting her again, make una dey fear God ooh.”
@chinenyenwigwe:”The allegations were too much on Mercy. Such allegations are depressing and can affect one mentally in different ways. It was just too much.”
@callme__cynthia:”Prison ke? For? Una love to abuse power oo..other countries take huge pay outs for defamation and you people are sending people to prison when they didn’t kpai someone.. ohh this country.”