A tribute shared by Ned Nwoko in praise of his Moroccan wife, Laila, has triggered widespread online debate, with many interpreting the message as a subtle dig at Regina Daniels, his sixth wife, who recently left the marriage.
The politician’s statement highlighted Laila’s reserved lifestyle and dislike for online attention. “Laila is not someone who lives on social media… She prefers a peaceful and private life where her energy goes to the things that truly matter,” he stated.
Many social media users viewed his emphasis on privacy, calmness and maturity as a contrast to Regina’s recent high-profile online exchanges, following reports of tensions within the marriage.
Nwoko also described Laila as patient, respectful and gentle. “She chooses understanding even when she is misunderstood,” he said, adding that her strength “does not shout” and “does not need an audience.”
Observers have noted that the message arrived at a sensitive time, considering the ongoing public scrutiny surrounding his marriage to Regina.
Although he did not mention anyone else by name, lines such as “She does not believe in defending herself on the internet” and “She moves quietly, loves quietly” intensified speculation about an indirect comparison.
Nwoko ended the message with a firm declaration: “I am proud of the woman you are… and I will always stand with you, today and every day.”
The post has since generated divided reactions, with some praising him for supporting his wife, while others questioned the timing and tone of the tribute.
The post Noise travels faster than truth – Ned Nwoko’s message fuels debate appeared first on MyNewsGh.
