Nigerian film star Regina Daniels has resorted to online platforms by sharing a heartbreaking message, in which she claims that her separated spouse, Ned Nwoko, arranged for the detention of her brothers and sisters as a means to force her back into a rehabilitation facility amid accusations of substance abuse.
Within an Instagram update, the performer seemed visibly upset while begging for assistance, asserting that her elder brother and sister were taken into custody, and that her little sister might face the same fate if she refuses to meet Nwoko’s requirement of re-entering treatment.
“Someone please help me! I feel like I’m losing my mind,” she wrote. “My big brother and big sister have been arrested. My baby sister might be arrested soon as well until I return and, according to him, return to rehab.”
Daniels charged Nwoko with ruining her reputation through harmful claims, stating that he has labeled her as a narcotics user and a lawbreaker. “You said I’m a drug addict, me I use am rob body sir! What other name can you call me? A prostitute? But I will speak on that one day and tell the world of your involvement with everything,” her post read.
In a further section of her declaration, the 24-year-old entertainer voiced her exasperation, noting that she has attempted to stay composed and adult-like even though she has been irritated. “I’m trying, I’m really trying to be the bigger person by not saying or doing anything whereas I’m fking young, petty, and immature! So I can act like a fking 24-year-old child and speak my pain! Leave my family alone, Ned!” she wrote.
Daniels mourned the fact that this open conflict might shatter the heritage they had constructed as a couple. “A big shame that the beautiful but short legacy we built is about to be ridiculed by the whole world,” she said. “Must things go completely south if partners are no longer interested?”
At the moment this article was compiled, Ned Nwoko has yet to issue any official rebuttal to these accusations.
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