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Court Reportedly Remands Abia AAC Governorship Candidate Doris Ogala in Lagos
The African Action Congress, AAC, governorship candidate in Abia State, Doris Ogala, has reportedly been remanded at the Ikoyi Correctional Centre in Lagos over an alleged cyberstalking case involving popular cleric, Pastor Chris Okafor.
According to a report by ABN TV, Ogala was remanded on Wednesday, October 28, pending the hearing of her bail application.
Earlier in the day, the governorship candidate shared a video reportedly recorded at the court premises, confirming her presence for proceedings relating to the case.
Meanwhile, the African Action Congress (AAC) vehemently condemns the reported court order by Justice A. Aluko of the Federal High Court, Lagos, directing the remand of our Abia State gubernatorial candidate, Doris Ogala, over allegations of cyberbullying one Pastor Chris Okafor.
The statement from the party reads:
AFRICAN ACTION CONGRESS (AAC)
PRESS STATEMENT
28 October, 2026
AAC WARNS ENABLERS OF INJUSTICE: WEAPONISATION OF CYBERCRIME ACT AGAINST DORIS OGALA IS AN ATTACK ON DEMOCRACY.
The African Action Congress (AAC) vehemently condemns the reported court order by Justice A. Aluko of the Federal High Court, Lagos, directing the remand of our Abia State gubernatorial candidate, Doris Ogala, over allegations of cyberbullying one Pastor Chris Okafor.
This is a serious attack on our Party, democratic participation, and the fundamental freedoms of Nigerians. We will not accept it in silence!
For years, the AAC has demanded the repeal of the repressive Cybercrime Act, which has become a dangerous instrument for influencial individuals and law enforcement authorities to silence dissent, intimidate critics, and criminalise free expression.
The circumstances surrounding this case, particularly given Doris Ogala's fierce contest against Governor Alex Otti, raise troubling questions about possible political interference, especially as the rumors in circulation suggest same.
While these suspicions require proper investigation, the Nigerian Police must prove that they serve the people, not influential individuals, aggrieved Pastors or undisclosed political interests.
We equally demand that Justice Aluko and all judicial officers uphold the highest standards of impartiality and integrity. The judiciary must protect the oppressed, not become an instrument of their persecution.
The AAC Party will resist every attempt to weaponise state institutions against our candidates and our movement through all lawful and democratic means.
We demand due process, respect for Doris Ogala's fundamental rights, an impartial investigation into any credible allegations of political interference, and the repeal of the repressive Cybercrime Act.
Let those plotting to undermine our democratic struggle understand that we will not retreat, we will not surrender, and we will not be silenced!
An injury to one is an injury to all!
REVOLUTION NOW!
Signed:
Rex I. Elanu
National Publicity Secretary
African Action Congress (AAC)
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