A fresh controversy has erupted in the household of Nigerian lawmaker and businessman Senator Ned Nwoko, as his Moroccan wife, Laila Charani, has publicly accused her co-wife, popular actress, Regina Daniels, of introducing her to drugs and same sex relationships.
Charani made the explosive allegations in an Instagram post on Wednesday, following Regina Daniels' recent claims that some of her husband's other wives were involved in drug use.
In her statement, Charani alleged that she nearly lost her marriage six years ago after Daniels introduced her to drug use, claiming that only Senator Nwoko's quick intervention saved her.
“You know too well that I almost lost my marriage when you introduced me to drugs six years ago, and it was my husband's quick insistence on intervention that rescued me from that dark path,” Charani wrote.
The mother of three further accused Regina Daniels of being a “bad influence” on the family, claiming that she supplied drugs to domestic staff and even to her younger sister, Destiny. She also levelled shocking allegations of lesbianism against the actress.
“You have been a bad influence since you married into this beautiful family… giving drugs to nannies and our workers, including your younger sister Destiny. You infested everyone with your virus, and this is why I will not trust my daughters around you unsupervised, especially when I found out that you were sleeping with every single girl around you,” she alleged.
Charani urged Daniels to seek psychological help and to stop involving other wives in her issues with their husband.
Meanwhile, Regina Daniels is yet to respond to the allegations.



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