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Actress, Regina Daniels Reveals The Huge Amount Of Money She Received From Hubby That Cured Her Campaign Tiredness
Popular nollywood actress, Regina Daniels has taken to social media to reveal the huge amount of money she receives from her husband, Ned Nwoko that cured her campaigns tiredness.
The screen diva took to her Instagram stories few hours ago to reveal her billionaire husband, Ned gave her a whopping sum of Ten million naira #10,000,000.00) to help ease the stress she has been going through to campaign for him.
According to Regina, she has been going from ward to ward, campaigning, hungry and tired but immediately she received the alert from hubby, her tiredness disappeared. She also thanked her husband for the kind gesture.
Sharing a screenshot of the alert on her Insta story, Regina wrote; “Whilst going from Ward to ward, campaigning, hungry and tired. I receive this alert from hubby💃 my tiredness disappeared even with this hot sun 😂💃🙈🙈…. thank you baby🙈
Meanwhile, Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels stepped out in style with her husband, Ned Nwoko as they campaigned for his Senatorial seat in Delta State.
The screen diva took to Instagram to share photos and clips from the political event.
The beautiful mother of two dressed like the Northerners as she donned a beautiful Ankara gown.
Her mother Rita Daniels, could be seen in the background as she supported the couple.
She captioned it with,
“Day 1 of our campaign for the senatorial seat Delta north”.
Delta State University students stirred the internet with laughter over their comments to Ned Nwoko when he paid a courtesy visit to the school with his wife, Regina Daniels.
Ned Nwoko and Regina Daniels stormed DELSU for their entrepreneurial community programme tagged Education and the New World.
Students were captured cheering Ned Nwoko and Regina Daniels on their arrival at the University Hall.
While addressing them, Ned revealed what one of the students told him, stating the ovation was meant for his wife and not him.
Wanting to confirm the statement, Ned Nwoko asked the other students if they agreed, and there was a chorus of yes from them.
