Key Points
- Regina Daniels’ brother posts a bold message on Instagram Stories. He says he will not hide or flee.
- He claims threats follow calls for his sister to return. He adds that detention will not scare the family.
- He dares the alleged accusers to go ahead today. He says they should “lock me up” if they wish.
Regina Daniels’ older brother, known as Sweezy, has posted a fiery note online. He says he is ready for arrest and will not dodge any threat.
The message comes as the family battles over Sammy’s ongoing case. Earlier, a clip showed the brother in court as remand fears grew, which the family shared online. Sammy appears in court.
In the new post, Sweezy writes that people warned him not to return home. He answers that anyone trying to jail him should “do that thing wey dey your mind.”
He adds that if their mother faces arrest, he will seek the same fate. “Make we just turn jail to our home,” the post reads in part.
Sweezy also refers to Regina’s marriage saga without naming anyone directly. He says a “spiritual husband” plans arrests if he “no see he wife.”
The family’s dispute has played out online for days. The actress has posted several updates about access to Sammy and pressure around her private life.
Regina has said she will act to free her brother. She suggested a return home could help end the police case, after long talks. Return home to free brother.
Fans are split over the family’s online approach. Some urge calm talks with elders, while others demand full police clarity.
For now, Sweezy’s stance signals a hard line. He repeats that detention will not force silence or a change of story.
Family posts shape the public fight
The siblings have used Stories and short clips to shape the narrative. That steady stream keeps the issue in view and invites strong reactions.
Their words also guide headlines and set the pace for updates. As new claims drop, they create pressure for quick answers.
What happens next in the case
Police steps remain key to the next moves. Any bail decision or charge update will quickly shift the tone online.
Until then, the family’s posts will frame public debate. More statements and clips are likely as both sides trade claims.
