Key Points
- Regina Daniels denies her mother arranged her marriage. She says love, not pressure, drove the relationship.
- The actress speaks while addressing Sammy West’s ongoing arrest. She vows to fight for her children regardless.
- Regina urges critics to stop blaming her mother. Family tensions rise as legal questions remain unanswered.
Regina Daniels has rejected claims that her mother forced her to marry Ned Nwoko. She spoke while addressing public anger over the arrest of her brother, Sammy.
The actress said love was her choice and urged critics to stop blaming Rita. Her remarks follow a Sammy West arrest update shared within the last day.
Regina denies mother’s role
In a new video, Regina said her mother never arranged or pushed the marriage. She stressed that feelings grew on her own timeline during a difficult, public season. “It’s my fault I fell in love,” she said.
Regina vowed to raise her children with or without Ned’s involvement or support. She asked fans to stop blaming Rita, saying the choice was personal. The remarks arrive as the family struggles with Sammy’s arrest and welfare.
Her message comes as questions build around the grounds and process of the detention. Supporters demand clarity from police while allies push for open legal access. Family posts cite hunger concerns and slow updates from named stations.
The family dispute has played out in fresh posts and late-night clips. Recent context includes a Rita Daniels new video posted during the dispute. Other posts document court steps and welfare concerns surrounding Sammy’s detention.
What happens next
At the time of writing, police statements on the case remain limited. Regina urged calm while asking for access, counsel, and humane treatment. Her family says it will pursue legal steps until Sammy is freed.
Ned Nwoko has not issued a new reply to this specific claim today. His past interviews defended polygamy and dismissed talk of abuse against Regina. Further comments from his office could change the timeline or details.
For now, the actress wants space for legal work and family welfare. She says blame should end while due process runs its course. More updates will follow as verified information becomes available from authorities.
