Key Points
- Sweezzy posts long notes on Instagram Stories about his family. He accuses Senator Ned Nwoko of using police power.
- He says officers harass his siblings during a brewing dispute. He vows to stop keeping peace and speak out.
- Nwoko earlier denied abuse claims in media interviews. Police have not issued a formal statement.
Regina Daniels’ brother, Sweezzy, has called out Senator Ned Nwoko in a string of Instagram Stories. He alleges oppression and claims police now target his siblings as a wider family dispute spills online.
He frames the posts as a final warning and a turn in tone. “I did my best. Now it is family over anybody,” he wrote. The notes follow today’s online claims about arrests in Lagos, including a Regina siblings arrest claim.
What he posted
Sweezzy says his family has stayed quiet for long enough. He claims attempts to hush matters will no longer work.
He lists several grievances in short bursts on black screens. He alleges intimidation and says his siblings now face unfair police action.
Two short quotes set his new stance. “It is time for the world to hear her side,” he wrote. “I no preach peace again,” he added in pidgin.
Police and family context
At the time of filing, police have not issued a formal notice. Details of any complaint or case remain unclear.
Nwoko previously denied abuse in TV appearances and statements. He said reports online do not reflect events in his home.
Regina has shared her own concerns in recent posts. She says officers beat her brother during a “violent arrest” and vows to protect her name.
The family dispute has grown over the past weeks. It has included new claims, rebuttals, and appeals for calm.
Earlier today, her brother Sammy West also posted from a police station. He shared a warrant and alleged influence from the senator in a Sammy West arrest update.
As reactions spread, calls for restraint continue from some relatives. Others urge a formal probe to separate facts from anger.
For now, Sweezzy says he will no longer hold back. He plans to keep posting until, in his words, “everyone hears the truth.”
