
Regina Daniels has accused her husband, Ned Nwoko of using drug-related allegations to undermine her in a dispute involving their children.
She claimed he has been labelling her a “drug head,” stating, “You have been calling me a drug head, then leave me alone. Saying I need rehab is just your way of trying to discredit me in getting my kids.”
She alleged that the accusations stem from expectations that she would be intimidated into silence, saying: “You thought I would blackmail you with what I know.”
Despite their conflict, she noted she had tried to maintain respect for him as the father of her children but warned that his actions could force her to reveal concealed issues.
“If you don’t leave me alone, I’m going to dig. Spill everything, whether murder case, land grabbing, fraud etc.”
Regina stated that insiders loyal to her husband had informed her of ongoing discussions targeted against her, describing it as “forming camp against 24-year-old me.”
She claimed his health challenges were well-known to those around him, noting: “I know health-wise you are not sound and I don’t want to send you to your early grave.”
She also declared that she had fully distanced herself from his environment, saying; “Thank God I’m out of your bad hood crib where a lot of things go down.”
Regina ended by expressing optimism about her future, stressing; “My future is promised; it’s not too late to pick up.”




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