Doris Ogala Gets Tough Bail Conditions
Nollywood actress and AAC governorship candidate, Doris Ogala, has granted a N30million bail by a High Court sitting in Lagos over cyberstalking and defamation case.
The prosecution, acting through the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Lawyer, Tolu Mokulu brought cyberstalking and defamation charges against Ogala before Justice Akintayo Aluko at the Federal High Court in Lagos, following petitions linked to statements against Dr. Chris Okafor and other public figures.
During previous proceedings, Ogala rendered an unreserved public apology from the witness box after receiving a stern rebuke from the court regarding her conduct. Her defense counsel, Marshall Abubakar, subsequently pleaded for favorable bail terms on her behalf.
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On Friday, November 6, 2026, Justice Aluko delivered a ruling on her bail application, granting her bail set at N30 million alongside strict surety conditions.
Key Bail Conditions:
Bail Sum: N30 million.
Sureties: Two sureties required. One must be a Grade Level 14 civil servant, while the other must be a property owner on Lagos Island, a prominent political party leader, or a recognized member of the clergy.
Social Media Restrictions:
Expressly barred from posting unwarranted or intimidating publications online while the case is ongoing.
Conduct: Ordered to maintain good behavior.
The trial has been adjourned to March 25, 2027.
