Key Points
- Daniels posts a note calling her husband’s actions diabolical. She says he demands her return while her brother stays detained.
- She alleges Sammy West’s freedom hinges on her coming back. Family insists police grant access and uphold due process.
- Public figures weigh in as supporters push legal and civic steps. Earlier posts show her appeal to police over Sammy.
Regina Daniels has accused her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, of diabolical behaviour. The actress says he wants her back while her brother remains confined. She made the claim in an Instagram story alongside a romantic photo.
In a late post, she asked why he needs the wife he insults. She also referenced her recent video appeal to police about Sammy. That message urged friends to sign a petition demanding her brother’s release.
What led to the fresh accusation
Daniels alleged her brother is being held until she returns home. She called the situation “a case of kidnapping” and begged for access today. She also asked police to allow visits from close family members.
The actress and the senator have traded public claims in recent weeks online. She earlier denied returning to him, despite travel clips shared online. Supporters and critics trade views online as new posts appear daily.
Nwoko has issued statements asserting his innocence and questioning her motives repeatedly publicly. He also maintains the conflict is a private matter for the family. He frames his defence around stability at home and personal dignity.
Police access and growing public reaction
Daniels insists her family deserves access to her detained brother, Sammy West. She says transparency from authorities would calm supporters and lower online heat nationwide. The family says a simple visit could calm rising fears among parents.
Several public figures have echoed that view, including fellow actress Mercy Johnson today. She recently urged due process in Mercy Johnson backs Sammy’s release. Others ask the couple to de-escalate and use trusted mediators.
Supporters say they will pursue legal steps while keeping protests entirely peaceful nationwide. They frame the dispute as a safety and accountability issue, not gossip. They warn that angry crowds invite harm and cloud legal remedies.
The senator has not publicly addressed the new diabolical claim directly so far. His previous remarks focused on loyalty, home stability and alleged bad influence. His allies repeat that social media misreads private disagreements too quickly.
As the row intensifies, Daniels urges calm and respect for lawful process. She says any reunion talk means nothing until her family sees Sammy clearly. For now, fresh negotiations seem unlikely until the custody issue shifts.
Regina’s video appeal to police remains a key marker in the dispute. Observers suggest independent elders could host talks once access questions resolve fully properly. Until then, both camps face scrutiny as the story keeps unfolding nationwide.
