Nollywood actress Doris Ogala has called out Nigerian politician Natasha Akpoti over her ongoing feud with Senator Akpabio.

On her Instagram page, Doris reminded Natasha of her past actions during the arrest of Regina Daniels’ brother and also what she had done to Doris herself. She clarified that her comments were not a personal attack, but strictly a response to Natasha’s behavior toward her.

She warned the House of Representatives member not to play the victim, insisting that the real victim is Senator Akpabio.

Doris wrote:

> “Senator Natasha, you know what you did during Regina Daniels’ brother’s case when we spoke on the phone. Don’t act like this is an attack on you. This is strictly between me and you and what you did to me. YOU WON’T PLAY VICTIM THIS TIME, DEAR SEN NATASHA. I AM GOING TO LET THE WHOLE WORLD KNOW WHO YOU ARE. YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT IS COMING. BY THE TIME I DISPLAY THE EVIDENCE I HAVE, THE WORLD WILL REALLY KNOW WHO YOU ARE AND HOW YOU BULLY PEOPLE. YOU HAVE ALWAYS DONE IT TO PEOPLE. I WILL BE THE LAST PERSON YOU WILL EVER DO IT TO. SEN AKPABIO IS THE VICTIM HERE.”

In a follow-up post, Doris promised to present all the evidence she has against Natasha and dared her to take the matter to court.

> “Sen Natasha, I will never tell a single lie against you. I will tender every evidence backing my claims, then take me to court. I have all the documented evidence, including voice recordings, account details, and transaction records, showing how Obinna and Tabita were allegedly recruited to lie against Sen Akpabio, who recruited them, and how they were flown to Maitama for your first meeting. Enough of lying to the public and seeking sympathy. Now the world will know who you really are and what you do.”

This comes after Natasha had filed a sexual harassment allegation against Akpabio on February 20, 2025. She was suspended by the Nigerian Senate for six months due to misconduct and violation of Senate Standing Rules (2023 as amended), following a dispute over seating arrangements that escalated into disorderly conduct during plenary sessions.

The long-standing dispute resurfaced last week when Akpoti-Uduaghan confirmed that Akpabio had filed a N200 billion lawsuit against her over the sexual harassment claim.

For context, Doris Ogala has previously called out other public figures over personal disputes, including a clergyman she accused of taking her money, blackmail, and threats. She has also shared experiences highlighting how some pastors misuse their status to intimidate people.