Senator Ned Nwoko has said his wife, actress Regina Daniels, must undergo rehabilitation to address what he described as drug-related health concerns.
Speaking in an interview on Sunday, the Delta North lawmaker said the move is necessary to ensure Regina’s well-being and her ability to care for their two children.
Nwoko claimed that recent toxicology tests revealed “dangerously high levels of harmful substances” in her system. He added that her behaviour had changed in recent months, alleging episodes of “violent and destructuve outbursts” and repeated health scares.
“I want her alive and healthy, not just for me, but for our children,” he said.
“We have two young kids, and they cannot defend themselves. I have to protect their future by safeguarding their mother. Many people have died from drug overdose. If anything happens to her now, what will I tell her children tomorrow?”
Speaking in an interview on Sunday, the Delta North lawmaker said the move is necessary to ensure Regina’s well-being and her ability to care for their two children.
Nwoko claimed that recent toxicology tests revealed “dangerously high levels of harmful substances” in her system. He added that her behaviour had changed in recent months, alleging episodes of “violent and destructuve outbursts” and repeated health scares.
“I want her alive and healthy, not just for me, but for our children,” he said.
“We have two young kids, and they cannot defend themselves. I have to protect their future by safeguarding their mother. Many people have died from drug overdose. If anything happens to her now, what will I tell her children tomorrow?”
Senator Ned Nwoko has said his wife, actress Regina Daniels, must undergo rehabilitation to address what he described as drug-related health concerns.
Speaking in an interview on Sunday, the Delta North lawmaker said the move is necessary to ensure Regina’s well-being and her ability to care for their two children.
Nwoko claimed that recent toxicology tests revealed “dangerously high levels of harmful substances” in her system. He added that her behaviour had changed in recent months, alleging episodes of “violent and destructuve outbursts” and repeated health scares.
“I want her alive and healthy, not just for me, but for our children,” he said.
“We have two young kids, and they cannot defend themselves. I have to protect their future by safeguarding their mother. Many people have died from drug overdose. If anything happens to her now, what will I tell her children tomorrow?”
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