Nollywood actress Mary Njoku has written a note to her junior colleague, Regina Daniels, amid her marital crisis.
On her Instagram page, she said that watching the video of Regina brought tears to her eyes as she noted how she and thousands of Nigerians practically watched her grow into the woman she is today.
She said seeing that woman cry for help on social media has broken her heart. Mary said she has read some of the contents online, and is appalled as a mother of two daughters.
The wife of Jason Njoku said she can’t imagine her daughter ever going through something like that and prays that if they ever come online to cry for help, and she isn’t there, God will raise an army to speak up for them.
“Dear Regina,
Watching your video this morning brought tears to my eyes. I practically watched you grow.
In fact, all of Nigeria did. From a child into the woman you are today.
And seeing that woman cry out for help on social media truly breaks my heart
I’ve read some of the comments online, and I’m appalled.
As a mother of two daughters, I can’t imagine my daughters ever going through something like this.
I pray that if they ever have to come online to cry for help (God forbid), and I’m not here, God will raise an army to speak up for them.
Because this world can be wicked.
Dear Nigerian women, it could be any of us tomorrow. I don’t know what transpired in that marriage. And honestly, I don’t care to. What I do know is this: when a marriage ends, real men understand that even if she stops being your wife, she never stops being the mother of your children.
My thoughts and prayers are with you, @regina.daniels, as you go through these trying times. No woman should ever have to suffer just because she chooses not to remain in a marriage.
Stay strong”.
Anita Joseph had slammed Ned Nwoko for bullying Regina Daniels’ family, questioning whether he left room for reconciliation. Calling for the release of Sammy, she stated that marriage isn’t by force, and the actress is allowed to leave.
FFK’s ex-wife, Precious Chikwendu, questioned where the Actors Guild and those whom Regina has helped were. She noted how Daniels is too young for this experience, and questioned Ned for torturing a person whom one promised to love and protect. She described Ned’s action as narcissīstic and vicious.
Singer, Jaywon, had called out Regina Daniels’ inner circle. He said the things she has been posting online reflect a lack of maturity and self-awareness. He expressed how unfortunate it is that the people around her are more focused on their own interests than on guiding her with honesty.
Charly Boy questioned why they were bringing their private matter to social media, forming themselves into either a a victim or a saint. The legendary singer admonished them to try and sort things out privately, as there was no point in washing one’s dirty business on social media.
Mercy Aigbe, noted how Regina, is young, talented, and still learning. Aigbe noted that we all go through seasons, some gentle and some stormy, but we can overcome. She told her to keep her head high, keep growing, and never lose her beautiful spirit.
Mercy Aigbe, noted how Regina, is young, talented, and still learning. Aigbe noted that we all go through seasons, some gentle and some stormy, but we can overcome. She told her to keep her head high, keep growing, and never lose her beautiful spirit.
Mercy Johnson had called for the release of Regina Daniels’ brother, Sammy West, stating that the worst form of injustice was pretended justice.
Ruth Kadiri, in an Instagram post, noted that Regina celebrated and supported everyone as much as she could. Ruth stated that Regina will forever be celebrated.
Yvonne Jegede said if domestic violence is violence, she should leave. The actress admonished her not to allow bitter and jobless internet trolls to bully her, as there is no excuse for domestic violence.