Nollywood actress Etinosa Idemudia is defending her junior colleague Regina Daniels following a bombshell revelation from her estranged husband, Ned Nwoko.
Kemi Filani reported that during a hangout in Abuja, Ned revealed that she had drinks and drugs in the same hotel they were in. He said he has police evidence to back up his claims, and recalled how Daniels once used her cars to block a hotel and called him to deploy the Commissioner of Police to the hotel gate so that nobody could leave.
Reacting to it, Etinosa called him a single father and told him to move on. She called his statement childish and uncalled for.
“Regina Regina Regina. Na wa o. Try move on, single father, this is very childish and totally uncalled for”.
In an official statement days back, Ned made it known that he doesn’t want Regina to return to his house. He clarified that he only wants her to go for therapy because she is under the influence of drugs, and whatever she says is a lie.
This came after, Daniels had issued a warning to Ned Nwoko, threatening to spill everything – from his murder case to land grabbing, fraud and all. She told him to leave her alone, revealing that he introduced her to drugs, ecstasy (Molly), to satisfy him, which helped reduce rape and made their s3xual life wild.
Recall that last month, when Daniels accused Ned of domestic violence, he, attributed the tension to what he described as her “battle with drugs and alcohol abuse.” According to Nwoko, his efforts to help his wife seek professional treatment were always resisted.
In a recent interview with NAN, the politician explained that he wants Regina to go to rehab to be alive and healthy, not just for himself, but for their children. He said he wants the actress to raise their kids in a sane and healthy environment and slammed her siblings and friends for sabotaging the process and enabling her drug use.
In a public statement, he alleged that Regina’s siblings and her colleagues, such as Sonia and Uche Montana, defied his instructions to rehabilitate Regina. He said they would come to the house uninvited, sometimes forcing their way in, and would bring her the same drugs she was being treated for.