Regina Daniels’ Mother Storms Police Station, Accuses Ned Nwoko Of Betrayal And Publicly Disowns His Wealth
Following Regina Daniels’ emotional outcry that her billionaire husband, Ned Nwoko, ordered the arrest of her siblings, her mother, Rita Daniels, stormed the police station in a heated confrontation that has since gone viral.
Eyewitnesses said Rita arrived at the station furious and demanded the immediate release of her children. Unable to contain her anger, she unleashed a verbal attack on Nwoko, accusing him of using his influence to oppress her family despite everything she had done to support him in the past.
In an intense rant recorded on video, she shouted:
“You wanted a crown, you wanted someone with a high star so they could boost your own falling star. I kept quiet and covered your shame, but now, the same way you went up, you will come down. If you think you can bite the finger that fed you, you will go down!
Which money are you even bragging about? We were the ones covering you up and making you look important. How much did Gina give you—₦50,000? And how much did you not give—$3,000? That’s what my Dwight gave you to support your election. I spent all my resources backing you, yet you repay us like this? You’re acting proud now because of your gold digger? I was the one covering your disgrace!
Go and look at Ned Nwoko’s children—do they even look like billionaire children? Have you gone to see them?”
A voice from the crowd could be heard responding, “Mama, we have seen it o!”
The video has since flooded social media, drawing mixed reactions. While some sympathized with Rita for standing up for her children, others were stunned by her public attack on Ned Nwoko, fueling speculation that the long-rumored tension between both families has now exploded into the open.
Regina Daniels’ mother publicly calls out Ned Nwoko, saying, “What money do you have? We’ve been covering your shame. Regina even gave you $50,000 to support your election.” pic.twitter.com/BvStxF86Zx
— Newsarea Page (@Newsarea247) November 4, 2025
