- Senator Ned Nwoko has made allegations against his wife, actress Regina Daniels, regarding their hotel stay.
- He claims Regina brought alcohol and drugs into the hotel. – Nwoko asserts he has police records to back up his claims.
- He alleges that Regina blocked the hotel entrance with her vehicles.
Senator Ned Nwoko has shared details about his marriage to actress Regina Daniels, claiming that she brought alcohol and drugs into a hotel they were staying at. He says he possesses police records to support his statements.
Nwoko further alleged that Regina once blocked the hotel with her vehicles and asked him to station the Commissioner of Police at the gate to stop anyone from leaving.
He stated: “Regina Daniels had drinks and drugs in this hotel. We have police evidence. At one point, she used her cars to block the hotel and contacted me to deploy the Commissioner of Police at the gate so no one could leave.”
These statements have stirred strong reactions on social media.
In other news… A Nigerian soldier has voiced strong frustration over what he believes is needless suffering caused by the country’s lingering insecurity, urging authorities to give troops the mandate to decisively tackle bandits.
Speaking emotionally, he explained that many soldiers on the frontlines feel drained by the constant stream of attacks, kidnappings, and displaced communities. Despite the challenges, he maintained that the Nigerian military has all it takes to crush the threats if fully empowered.
According to him, the armed forces already possess the training, manpower, and specialised units required to regain control of affected areas.
“We can end terrorism in 24 hours if we’re given the order,” he said in Hausa, adding that with proper equipment and clear instructions, troops could enter the forests and dismantle the criminal groups hiding there.
Reinforcing his point, he appealed: “Just give us the chance 24 hours is enough,” echoing a confidence shared by many personnel about the military’s capabilities.
The soldier criticised the continued rise in abductions, attacks on schools, and the fear gripping communities, despite the presence of elite units trained for high-risk operations. His comments raised concerns over why these resources are not fully deployed.=
He concluded with a passionate declaration: “I didn’t put on this uniform for show or to intimidate anyone. I wear it to defend my country from harm.”
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