Nigerian actress Regina Daniels has publicly warned her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, that she may expose his alleged involvement in murder, fraud, and land grabbing cases if he continues to harass her. The actress made the revelation on her verified Instagram account.
In her post, Daniels accused Nwoko of years of manipulation, intimidation, and attempts to tarnish her reputation. She claimed that the lawmaker’s actions aim to undermine her public image, which she says directly impacts her career and livelihood.
Daniels further alleged that she had been trapped in the relationship since the age of 17. She claimed Nwoko introduced her to the recreational drug ecstasy, commonly known as Molly, to enhance their sexual encounters, which she described as a preference of the senator. She also alleged that Nwoko frequently relied on Viagra, causing recurring health scares.
The actress stressed that she had provided medical assistance to Nwoko on several occasions, highlighting a pattern of concern despite the alleged abuse. She warned that if the harassment persisted, she would make public the details of his alleged criminal activities, which she has refrained from sharing out of respect for him as the father of her children.
Daniels’ claims mark the latest development in an ongoing and highly publicised personal dispute that has attracted significant attention on social media. Her post has sparked debate among followers, with many expressing concern over the seriousness of the allegations.
While Nwoko has yet to respond publicly to Daniels’ accusations, the actress’s statements have intensified scrutiny of the senator, who has a long-standing public profile in Nigerian politics and business. Legal experts suggest that the claims, if proven, could lead to serious ramifications.
The unfolding situation raises broader questions about domestic power dynamics, celebrity influence, and the intersection of private disputes with public scrutiny in Nigeria. Observers are calling for a measured and legal approach to resolving the allegations.
