Businessman and politician Ned Nwoko has stirred widespread controversy online after posting a video that many believe subtly addresses his ongoing marital issues with his wife, Regina Daniels.
The short video, shared on his Instagram story, shows a woman angrily throwing objects at her calm partner, who remains composed and refuses to react.
Although Ned added no caption, the timing and symbolism of the clip have sparked widespread speculation among social media users.
Fans Link Video to Regina Daniels’ Domestic Violence Claims
... comes just days after a viral video surfaced, showing Regina Daniels accusing her husband of domestic violence.
In the emotional clip, the actress claimed she had endured repeated “acts of violence” since marrying the senator.
The revelation drew mixed reactions online, with some fans expressing concern for the actress.
Nwoko Denies Allegations, Accuses Regina of Drug Abuse
In a quick response, Ned Nwoko dismissed Regina’s claims of violence, describing them as false and misleading.
He alleged instead that the real problem in their marriage stemmed from Regina’s substance use, which he said had strained their relationship and caused instability at home.
The senator maintained that he had always been calm and patient in handling challenges in his marriage, a quality many see reflected in the calm man portrayed in his now viral video.
U Go Explain Tire” — Social Media Reacts
Shortly after the video went viral, social media users flooded the comment section with mixed reactions.
While some defended Nwoko, others accused him of being manipulative and insensitive.
Instagram user @reelque wrote: “This old man is a big manipulator. Why bring this out now? Trying to rubbish this girl? A mature old man will never do this. You even arrested her brother too. Oga rest, take your family off social media.”
Another user, @mma_obichere, said: “Whenever they’re trying so hard to prove a point, then there’s a possibility that they’re guilty.”
@willow_cakes_and_event added: “You go explain Taya.”
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