Senator Ned Nwoko has drawn attention to an incident involving his estranged wife Regina Daniels, which reportedly required police intervention.
According to Nwoko, Daniels allegedly attempted to control access to a hotel she stayed in, prompting security concerns. “She had about six cars which she used to block the entrance of the hotel…but of course she removed it until the police became involved,” he said.
He further described how he refused to assist in the blockade, saying, “I told her I couldn’t. She said for what? You can’t tell me to do that.” Nwoko emphasized that his role as a lawyer ensures that his claims are based on documented evidence.
The senator also alleged that the dispute led to the arrest of some hotel guests and Daniels’ friend, Phyna. “Look whether you like it or not, I don’t make side comments because I don’t need to be here but I am here,” he said.
Nwoko’s statements highlight a clash over conduct and legal boundaries during the hotel stay, raising questions about personal disputes escalating to law enforcement involvement.
