The brother of popular Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has broken his silence following the widespread reports of alleged domestic violence between his sister and her husband, billionaire businessman and politician, Senator Ned Nwoko.
This reaction came shortly after a viral video surfaced on social media showing Regina Daniels in tears, expressing her frustration and pain while lamenting about her experience in the marriage.
In the emotional clip, the actress, who appeared visibly distressed, was surrounded by security personnel and friends trying to calm her down as she voiced out her feelings about her marital struggles.
In the viral footage, she was heard saying: “In Ned Nwoko’s house, I am nothing, but in my house, I am a queen. I cannot stand the violence. It’s too much.”
The heartbreaking video quickly spread like wildfire across various social media platforms, with fans, fellow actors, and concerned Nigerians sharing messages of concern and solidarity with the young actress.
Many expressed disbelief at the situation, given that Regina and Ned often portrayed a happy and united front online, sharing moments of luxury vacations, political outings, and family gatherings.
Brother’s Emotional Outburst
Following the uproar caused by the video, Regina Daniels’ brother took to social media to openly confront and call out Senator Ned Nwoko, accusing him of physically assaulting his sister and endangering her life.
In an emotional and anger-filled post, he expressed his deep frustration, recounting the alleged violent incident and condemning domestic abuse in all forms.
He said; “It’s very painful that the whole Nigeria will start laughing at my sister Regina. Ned Nwoko b**t my sister and h!t her head on the wall, then ran away and sent thugs. Anywhere I am and a man touches a woman, I will defend her whether she is my sister or not. Senator Ned Nwoko, you’re lucky you ran after beating my sister again and smashing her head on the wall. I swear I for burst all your joy.”
His post quickly went viral, sparking waves of online discussions and mixed reactions from netizens. While some condemned Ned Nwoko and demanded justice for Regina, others urged caution, saying the full details of the matter were yet to be verified.
Nonetheless, the brother’s statement fueled public concern about Regina’s safety and raised more questions about what truly happens behind the scenes of her seemingly perfect marriage.
Alleged Attack and Viral Video
Adding to the controversy, popular Nollywood producer, Stanley On-Top, who shared the video online, alleged that thugs allegedly sent by Senator Nwoko had tried to attack Regina the previous night.
He claimed that the actress’ brothers were present at the scene and intervened to protect her from being harmed, preventing the situation from escalating further.
The viral video shows a chaotic moment as voices could be heard shouting, while Regina appeared emotionally broken and frightened.
According to sources close to the actress, she has reportedly left her husband’s home and is currently staying in a private location with close family members, though this has not been officially confirmed by her representatives.
The situation continues to attract widespread attention, with fans and online commentators demanding transparency and accountability from both sides involved in the matter.
Fans React
The shocking revelation has dominated social media trends, with Nigerians expressing anger, sympathy, and disbelief. Many called for a thorough investigation into the matter, emphasizing that no level of fame or wealth should justify domestic violence.
Several celebrities have also weighed in, urging Regina to prioritize her safety and mental health above all else, while others called on Ned Nwoko to issue a statement addressing the allegations.
As of the time of this report, Senator Ned Nwoko has yet to make any official public statement or clarification regarding the domestic violence allegations leveled against him.
The situation remains fluid, as more details are expected to unfold in the coming days.
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