Nollywood actress Regina Daniels is facing a challenging period marked by health struggles and marital discord, prompting a notable prophecy from Nigerian cleric Prophet Abel Boma to resurface. The prophecy, originally shared in a video from November 2025, advises Regina to rethink her decision to separate from her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko.

In the video, Prophet Boma cautions Regina against the influence of those encouraging her to leave the marriage, asserting that such support may be fleeting. He warns, "The same social media that is pushing you will leave you alone. Everyone will leave you alone. You will stand alone in that challenge." This statement highlights the potential isolation that may accompany her decision to end her marriage, particularly during tough times.

The cleric also addressed Regina's reported health issues, which include significant weight loss and feelings of rejection. He emphasized the importance of resolving foundational problems in her life, suggesting that unresolved issues could have lasting repercussions for future generations. Prophet Boma's advice extends beyond mere marital concerns, urging Regina to keep her struggles private and focus on reconciliation with her husband.

He stated, "If you want to stay well in life, if you want to stand well in life, if you want to do well in life, if you want to live long, don’t walk out of the marriage. Go and settle the marriage. Take the marriage out of social media." This call for privacy and reconciliation underscores the complexities of her situation, as public scrutiny can exacerbate personal challenges.

The resurgence of Prophet Boma's prophecy comes at a time when discussions about Regina and Ned Nwoko's relationship are prevalent in the media. While his statements reflect his personal beliefs and predictions, they also resonate with many who are concerned about the actress's well-being amid her current struggles. As Regina navigates her health issues and marital difficulties, the advice from the cleric serves as a reminder of the potential consequences of public life on personal relationships.