Regina Daniels buys new home amidst Ned Nwoko’s denial of taking a new wife

Regina Daniels had earlier claimed her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, sent thugs after her, adding that the violence in their marriage was unbearable.

By Kehinde Okeowo

Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels, has disclosed that she has acquired a new home days after alleging that her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, sent thugs after her.

Speaking in a video she shared on her social media page on Saturday, October 18, the actress narrated her ordeal, claiming that the violence in her husband’s house had become unbearable.

She said, “Ned sent thugs, in Ned Nwoko’s house I’m nothing but in my house I’m a queen. What again, I can’t stand the violence it’s too much.”


Reacting to the allegation, Senator Nwoko, in a lengthy post on his Instagram page, accused the actress of drug abuse.

A few days after the incident, the actress reportedly filed for divorce. However, amid the divorce rumors, Regina Daniels bought a new storey building for herself.




While justifying her decision, the popular thespian disclosed that she needed a roof over her head. Sharing a video of the newly acquired house, Daniels wrote, “In my house I am a Queen! I needed a roof over my head so I got this for me and my family.”

Meanwhile, her estranged husband, Senator Nwoko, has denied trending reports claiming he has married another wife amid his battle with the actress.

A new video which recently surfaced online showing the federal legislator with another woman suggested he has tied the knot with the unidentified lady.

Reacting to the claims in a lengthy statement released on his Instagram page, Nwoko described the allegation as “false,” adding that the now-viral video is being twisted for clout.

“A video showing a young woman who visited me with her team under Peace Ambassadors Initiative, led by Ambassador Dr. Adejo Sule, is circulating online with false claims attempting to affiliate me with her,” he said.

While denying any personal connection with the lady, he warned that legal action would be taken against anyone deliberately spreading falsehood about him.

“Any further propagation will attract appropriate legal action,” Nwoko threatened.