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Senator representing Delta North, Ned Nwoko, has spoken out on the recent allegations circulating online regarding his marriage to Nollywood star Regina Daniels, land grabbing claims, and his political reputation.

In a statement released by his office’s Communication/Technical Action Team in Abuja, Nwoko claimed that a group he described as the “pull-down-Ned” gang has been after him for years and is now using the alleged marital crisis between him and Regina to ruin his image locally and internationally.

According to him, accusations of land grabbing in his hometown are completely false. He explained that the land was legitimately allocated for the establishment of the University of Sports, a project he insists is benefiting the community.

He said:
“The talk about me grabbing land in my hometown is false and unfortunate. I made a genuine offer of payment for the land to establish the University of Sports. Anyone seeking progress in our society is
usually attacked by their own people.”

Nwoko also alleged that some individuals were exploiting Regina Daniels’ health struggles for political reasons, claiming she has a history of substance use and bipolar disorder, which he says was known before their marriage.

He stated:
“Those exploiting her current condition to settle old scores will face justice. If she had any credible allegations against me, she would have said so by now. All these stories are fabricated to damage my reputation.”

Nwoko further clarified the controversy about Regina’s age at the time of their marriage. He emphasized she was 19 years old, not 17, when they got married, adding that the marriage was conducted openly with her family’s full consent.

According to him:
“Our customs do not condemn polygamy. I married her honourably and treated her with dignity. This current smear campaign is purely political blackmail to stop my progress as a Senator.”
He described Regina as a “weak point” being used by his political enemies to attack him.

Reality TV star Terseer Kidd Waya, popularly known as Kiddwaya, has stirred reactions after revealing why he avoids dating broke women.

The billionaire’s son, who gained fame from Big Brother Naija, made the statement during an episode of the Off The Record podcast.

According to him, women who come from humble backgrounds often start out appreciative and respectful but later develop a sense of entitlement once they adjust to his lifestyle.

Kiddwaya said that at first, everything feels exciting and new to them, but after a while, they begin to compare themselves to others.

He explained that the constant comparison leads to unrealistic expectations, saying: “They want the same bags, the same trips, and soon what was once special becomes expected. The entitlement sets in, and sometimes it turns into rudeness.”

Kiddwaya also gave a glimpse into what kind of partner suits his lifestyle. For him, it’s all about energy, adventure, and emotional maturity.

He said he values a woman who can keep up with his spontaneous personality and still remain grounded.

“I could wake up and say, ‘Babe, we’re going to Jamaica tomorrow,’ and I want her to say, ‘Let’s go,’” he revealed. “I like someone who can match my energy and enjoy the moment.”

Despite being from a wealthy background, Kiddwaya maintained that he doesn’t prioritise materialism in love.Gift baskets

Instead, he wants a partner who believes in something higher, adding: “You have to believe in God. It doesn’t have to be tied to religion, but there must be a belief in something greater than us.”

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There was drama at the Area Court Centre, Igboro, Ilorin, Kwara State, on Wednesday, when a woman, identified as Mulikat Yusuf, fainted after her husband, Ishaq Abdulganiyu, rejected her plea for reconciliation and insisted on divorce.

The incident occurred during proceedings before Judge Toyin Aluko, where Abdulganiyu told the court that he was no longer interested in remaining married to his wife.

In a tearful plea, Mulikat begged the court to intervene, saying she was unwilling to accept a divorce. “My Lord, please help me talk to him,” she cried. “I have nowhere to go. I have given birth to six children for him, and I still want the marriage to work.” Her plea, however, failed to move her husband, who insisted on proceeding with the separation. Moments later, the distraught woman left the courtroom in tears but suddenly slumped outside, causing panic among onlookers.

Sympathisers quickly rushed to her aid and revived her by pouring water on her face she regained consciousness after a few minutes and was assisted to a bench to rest.

Presiding Judge Toyin Aluko advised the woman to make every effort to reconcile with her husband and resolve their differences amicably.

The case was adjourned till December 10, 2025, for a report on reconciliation or continuation of the hearing.