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Ned Nwoko Sounds Alarm: Regina Daniels “Battling Drug Abuse,” According to Toxicology Report

Senator Ned Nwoko says he’s deeply worried for his wife, Nollywood actress Regina Daniels , claiming she’s now caught in a “violent, destru...

She had drugs in this hotel': Ned Nwoko drops new allegation against Regina Daniels at youth hangout in Abuja


Senator Ned Nwoko says he’s deeply worried for his wife, Nollywood actress Regina Daniels, claiming she’s now caught in a “violent, destructive” cycle fueled by drug and alcohol abuse. According to him, toxicology reports reveal dangerous levels of substances he’s calling for her to go to rehab, whether in Abuja or abroad. The drama comes amid viral video fallout and has sparked fierce reactions across social media, much like how public feuds in African entertainment (think the Davido-Chioma fallout) often grip fans for days.

There's fresh fire in the whirlwind between Ned Nwoko and Regina Daniels, and this time, it's not just about age gap and power struggles—the senator is throwing serious claims about her mental and physical health.


What Nwoko Is Saying Now


Nwoko has publicly accused Regina of spiraling into "drug-influenced" behavior that has become, according to him, the main cause of their marital crisis. 

He says her behaviour isn't just emotional - it's destructive: slapping staff, smashing property and being violent in his absence. 

He's demanding rehabilitation, with two possible options: a centre in Asokoro, Abuja, or even abroad in Jordan, where he believes she can't get at her alleged "suppliers." 


Toxicology and Medical Claims Report


According to Nwoko's team, medical documents in circulation are authentic. 

 He says the toxicology report indicates that Regina tested positive for marijuana, cocaine, morphine, opiates and "critically dangerous" levels of alcohol. 

 Worse, Nwoko says she was once brought to Nizamiye Hospital unconscious after a suspected overdose. 

He also points fingers on her close circle -- especially her siblings. Nwoko insists that they have hindered her recovery, sneaking in drugs even while she was in rehab. 

 He identifies Sammy (her brother) and others as enablers who supposedly sabotage her treatment. 


Why Ned Nwoko Pushing So Hard


Nwoko presents his demand for rehab not as a solution, but as a lifeline. He says he's taken Regina to hospital three times after she lost consciousness in suspected overdoses. 

 He says the instability is now threatening not only her health, but the future of their children. 

Setting a serious tone, he warns that things may get even worse if no help is forthcoming -- and he is willing to shell out for her treatment, either locally or abroad. 


Regina's Side of the Story

Regina Daniels has not taken these accusations lying down. While she admitted to previous drug use, she vehemently denies that her substance use characterizes their issues as a couple. She says that Nwoko is using these allegations to control her and distract from other conflicts.In a scathing post, she even accuses him of using a sex tape to manipulate her. 

 Regina also says some of her behaviours -- which he calls "erratic" -- are responses to being isolated or manipulated. 

Bigger Family Drama


Nwoko doesn't just call out Regina -- he's also going after her siblings. He accuses her brother Sammy West and others of organizing a network of drugs and bringing in drugs while she was in treatment. He accuses them of wrecking her recovery for their own gains. 

This drama isn't just a personal fight anymore - he's painting it as a dangerous cycle of addiction and enablers, one that threatens Regina's safety and well-being.

Conclusion


This public storm between Ned Nwoko and Regina Daniels has gone way beyond a typical celebrity spat - allegations of drug abuse, violence and family betrayal are now center stage. Nwoko insists his concern is real, even urgent: he wants Regina to get better, to be healthy, to be there for their children. But Regina pushes back saying the narrative is being twisted in order to silence her. At this point, Nigerians are watching with baited breath and many hoping that there will be help, not just headlines. It's a crisis that feels painfully personal - and very public.

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