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Senator Ned Nwoko’s wives display supremacy battle on social media
Two wives of Nigerian billionaire businessman Ned Nwoko, Regina Daniels and Laila, have unfollowed and blocked each other on Instagram, sparking rumors of a rift within the family.
The social media fallout has sent shockwaves across fans and followers, who had long admired the apparent harmony between the two women.
Regina Daniels, the 23-year-old actress turned entrepreneur, has been married to Ned Nwoko since 2019, while Laila, a Moroccan model, joined the billionaire’s household later. Both women have frequently shared glimpses of their lives with Nwoko and their children on social media, portraying a united and luxurious family. However, their recent actions suggest that there may be trouble in paradise.
The drama began earlier this week when Regina posted a photo from a recent vacation with her husband, captioned “Our forever.” Soon after, Laila shared a cryptic Instagram story that read: “Know your worth and stop competing where you don’t belong,” which many interpreted as a response to Regina’s post.
Within hours, both women had unfollowed and blocked each other on the platform, leading to widespread speculation about a possible feud. While neither has directly addressed the issue, sources close to the family suggest that there may be underlying tensions between the two wives, with some pointing to a growing competition for Ned Nwoko’s attention.
In a rare move, Regina later posted another ambiguous message: “Some battles aren’t worth fighting, but some are worth winning,” which further fueled the rumors.
Despite the social media drama, Nwoko has yet to comment publicly on the situation. The billionaire, who is known for his extensive business ventures and philanthropic work, has remained focused on his professional commitments, with no indication that he plans to intervene in the personal matters of his household.
The incident has prompted a flurry of reactions on social media, with fans divided over the cause of the tension. Some are speculating that it could be a temporary issue, while others believe it marks the beginning of a more significant rift.
As of now, both Regina Daniels and Laila have kept quiet on the specifics of the situation, leaving the public to speculate on what lies ahead for the high-profile family. Only time will tell whether this social media fallout will have any lasting effects on their relationship or if it is just another chapter in the complex dynamics of Ned Nwoko’s polygamous household.
According to him, such financial mishandling not only disrupts critical public services and projects but also results in major losses to the nation’s purse—resources that could have been channelled into crucial services and developmental efforts, as laid out in Section 14(2)(b) of the Constitution.
Speaker Abbas, thereafter setup a Special Committee to be chaired by Rep. Chinedu Martins to immediately launch a probe into the “Utilisation of take-off grants, bailout funds, and interventions allocated to MDAs, government institutions, and GOEs from 2015 to present.”
The FCT Minister, Mr. Nyesom Wike, expressed satisfaction with the progress on the Abuja light rail project, reaffirming its May 29 delivery as sacrosanct.
He made these assurances after inspecting the ongoing construction of access roads to the train stations on Wednesday, from Metro Train Station in the Central Area to Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja.
Reassuring journalists accompanying him, the minister reiterated that President Bola Tinubu would commission the rail project on May 29 to mark his second year in office.
The visited stations were Wupa station near Idu and Bassanjiwa station near the airport.
“This is part of our routine inspection of ongoing projects to see the contractors’ progress,” Wike explained.
“We are working day and night to fulfill our promise to President Tinubu and FCT residents. By May, Mr. President will ride on the Metro line.”
Gunmen suspected to be Fulani herdsmen are currently invading some communities in the Ukum Local Government Area of Benue State.
According to sources, the herdsmen armed with AK-47 rifles stormed the community around 04:15pm on Thursday.
“Our lives are in danger this evening, armed Fulani herdsmen, about 600 in numbers have taken over our communities this evening,” a resident told SaharaReporters.
“They’re currently moving around towns in Ukum Local Government Area of Benue state. No security personnel at all, Governor Alia didn’t send security, they said operation will start soon once they (herders) have observed the place.”
The insecurity situation in Benue has been alarming in recent weeks with attacks from gunmen suspected to be herdsmen.
The media had reported that suspected herdsmen again unleashed terror in Benue State, attacking three communities in Otukpo Local Government Area (LGA) on Wednesday, just a day after 11 people were killed in a deadly raid on Otobi community.
The latest victims of the escalating violence were Emichi, Odudaje, and Okpamaju, communities that had previously suffered an attack in February, which left five people dead.
However, the renewed attack has created fear and mass displacement among residents, with women and children fleeing to safety.
Local sources say the death toll from the fresh attack remains unclear, but several casualties are feared.
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