Ned Nwoko’s Moroccan wife, Laila Charani Nwoko speaks amid the messy fall out between actress Regina Daniels and her billionaire politician husband.

The drama between Regina Daniels and Ned Nwoko is a well known one, and had started the moment Regina Daniels moved out of her matrimonial home.

Ned and Regina’s messy clash

Following her departure from his home, a series of events have followed, with the internet witnessing the duo air each others dirty linens online.

Regina Daniels had accused Ned Nwoko of domestic abuse during their marriage, vowing never to return; Ned Nwoko in turn accused Regina Daniels of doing drugs.

Ned Nwoko had arrested Regina’s brother, blasting her family online, while the family in turn have continued to push back.

Laila speaks amid the clash

Ned Nwoko’s Moroccan wife, Laila took to her Instagram page to share a video which captured her vacationing and having a swell moment.

She noted that she’s too busy building her peace, her life and family and doesn’t have time for anything else that would distract her attention.

Her words read …

“Too busy building my peace, my life and my family – no time for anything else.”

Billionaire politician and senator, Ned Nwoko, has debunked circulating reports claiming he has moved on with a younger woman amid an alleged marital crisis with his sixth wife, Regina Daniels.

As earlier reported by eelive.ng, speculation began spreading rapidly across social media after a video surfaced showing the 64-year-old senator in the company of an unidentified young woman during a recent public gathering. The clip quickly fueled rumors that Nwoko had found a new partner.

However, reacting via his Instagram page, the lawmaker dismissed the claims as false and misleading.

“A video recently brought to my attention shows a young woman who visited with her team under the Peace Ambassadors initiative, led by Ambassador Dr. Adejo Sule. Unfortunately, this clip is now being circulated online with false claims attempting to link me romantically with her,” Nwoko clarified.

He further expressed disappointment over how social media users often twist harmless situations for attention and misinformation.

“During the visit, photographs were taken with members of the delegation, as is customary whenever I receive guests. This is not unusual  even in public places or events, people often request pictures with me, and I oblige. It is therefore mischievous and malicious for anyone to exploit such gestures to fabricate false narratives,” he said.

The senator emphasised that he has no personal or private relationship with the woman in question, describing the viral reports as completely baseless.

Nwoko also issued a stern warning to individuals, groups, and media outlets propagating the false story, reminding them that the Cybercrime (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act, 2015 remains in effect and would be applied against anyone found guilty of spreading defamation or misinformation online.

“Let me state clearly and unequivocally that the news being propagated around her visit is entirely false. Any further spread of this fabricated narrative will attract appropriate legal action,” he warned.