“Thank You For Making Me A Better Version Of Myself”- Regina Daniels Pens Sweet Note To Her Sons

Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels has written a beautiful note to her sons, Munir and Khalifa. She thanked them for transforming her life.

Regina wrote:

Oooh just look at my babies 🥹🥹….May God continue to bless, guide and protect you both for you guys are my most precious gifts ❤️
I’m so lucky….thank you for making me wanting to be a better version of myself…..Love you my future Gees 👨‍❤️‍💋‍👨
@princekhalifanwoko @princemunirnwoko

In a related news, months ago, Former lawmaker Ned Nwoko, whose wife Regina Daniels has been having a face-off with Jaruma,  revealed that the aphrodisiac entrepreneur’s marriage allegedly ended less than a year after it was contracted.

In a statement released by his media team, Ned Nwoko claimed that Jaruma married a younger man and the marriage crashed in spite of her claiming the item she sells is potent.

The lawmaker went on to explain how his marriage to ex-wife, Laila ended. According to him, the marriage ended after Laila underwent plastic surgery, spent money she was given for their kids’ summer holiday in London on herself and also had a physical meeting with a “strange man” who she met on the internet in a hotel in the European country.

Ned Nwoko stated that Laila’s defence all these while has been that “someone set her up”. Alleging that his ex-wife maltreated their children, exposed them and engaged them in an indecent behavior which “no reasonable man will tolerate as a husband”, the former lawmaker stated that the clarification became necessary because Laila has continously played the victim while she is reportedly the aggressor.

He added that the went public with what allegedly led to their seperation to debunk claim of it being linked to the “influence of a local aphrodisiac called “Kayamata” vended by one Hauwa Saidu Mohammed,commonly known as Jaruma.”

The statement added;

From my media team.

The truth about Ned Nwoko’s separation with Moroccan wife,Laila.

The attention of Prince Ned Nwoko’s Media directorate has been drawn to a publication trending especially in the social media linking his separation with his Moroccan born wife,Laila Nwoko,to the influence of a local aphrodisiac called “Kayamata”,vended by one Hauwa Saidu Mohammed,commonly known as Jaruma

Our initial reaction was to have completely ignored the silly insinuation. But given the pervasive nature of fake news and the tendency of mischief makers to peddle misinformation on the social media,we resolved albeit reluctantly,to clarify issues.

Read the full statement in screenshots below: