VDM REVEALS WHY THE DORIS OGALA CASE IS FAR BIGGER THAN SCREENSHOTS

VDM has finally explained why he was confident speaking out in the Doris Ogala saga — and why what he held was never about WhatsApp screenshots, edited chats, or leaked messages.

According to him, what he had was far heavier. Much heavier.

During the period when revelations around Pastor Chris Okafor and the Grace Nation circle were gaining momentum, a woman reached out to him. Her name is Chi Okafor.

She introduced herself as the daughter of Pastor Grace Okafor, founder of Liberation City, Ojo Dupeca. What she shared shook everything.

VDM revealed that Chi Okafor came forward with personal experiences involving her own father — experiences so traumatic that he initially refused to put her on camera. Not because he doubted her, but because of the weight of what she described.

Eventually, it became clear that this was not a story that could be summarized or paraphrased. It had to be told by the person who lived it.

It took immense courage for Chi Okafor to sit down and speak publicly about the man who brought her into the world. She spoke about what she personally endured. She spoke about what her sisters endured. She spoke about what happened in that house — before church, after church, before the altar, and after the altar.

According to VDM, she broke down multiple times while recounting her experiences. These were not small allegations. These were deep, traumatic experiences that left lasting scars.

She said there were moments she wished she had the blood of an animal running through her veins instead of his.

She questioned how someone could still climb the altar to preach after committing such acts.

VDM disclosed that he stopped the recording not because there was nothing left to say, but because releasing everything would have destroyed that church overnight. The weight of the truth was that heavy.

He also listened to testimonies from another daughter — including one who lives outside Nigeria. At that point, he said it became clear that this was no longer rumor, gossip, or social media drama.

This was darkness.

VDM questioned how someone with such a past could still stand on the altar, preach, and look congregants in the eye. While leaving final judgment to God, he made it clear that the world deserves to know who they kneel before, who they listen to, and who they call a “man of God.”

This is not about destroying faith. This is about exposing abuse hidden behind faith.

Peace and love.