Ned Nwoko condemns death rumors about Regina Daniels, vows legal action against spreaders
Ned Nwoko has urged Nigerians to stop circulating false death rumors about Regina Daniels, emphasizing her need for support during recovery.

Nigerian lawmaker Ned Nwoko has publicly condemned the circulation of false death rumors and misleading stories about his estranged wife, Regina Daniels. In a heartfelt statement shared on social media, Nwoko expressed his concern for Regina's well-being and urged the public to show compassion rather than judgment during this challenging time.
Nwoko's statement comes in response to a wave of distressing rumors regarding Regina's health, which he described as deeply troubling. He emphasized that Regina has been through significant challenges and deserves support, not additional burdens. "This is not a time to judge, vilify, or add to her burdens. It is a time to show compassion and allow her the opportunity to heal," he stated.
The politician highlighted that despite the difficulties in their marriage, Regina's health and happiness have always been a priority for him. He called on her fans, friends, and social media users to refrain from spreading harmful content that could exacerbate her situation. Nwoko noted that Regina has been dealing with health issues, which were partially revealed in a video she shared on her birthday, providing insight into her struggles.
In his appeal, Nwoko specifically addressed those who have been perpetuating false narratives about Regina, including fabricated death announcements. He made it clear that such actions are not harmless and can have serious emotional repercussions for Regina, who is already facing significant challenges. "Regina sees many of these posts, and they are deeply distressing. They do nothing to support her recovery, rather, they add to the burden she is already carrying," he remarked.
To combat the spread of misinformation, Nwoko announced that his team is actively documenting these false publications and will pursue legal action against those responsible. He stated, "I will not tolerate the deliberate spread of false information about Regina, particularly fabricated reports about her death, health, or personal circumstances. Those hiding behind social media accounts to invent stories, mislead the public, and exploit her situation for clicks and engagement should stop immediately."
Nwoko concluded his statement with a plea for understanding and support, not just for Regina but also for their children, who he noted are being well cared for and deserve to see their mother loved and supported in her time of need. He reiterated the importance of compassion, urging the public to help discourage the harmful behavior of spreading false stories about Regina Daniels.
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- Linda Ikeji's Blog Original article