He Challenged Me to Court and Justice Will Be Served” – Ned Nwoko Fir£s Back at Sowore Over Regina Daniels Defamation Case

Billionaire businessman and politician Prince Ned Nwoko has made it clear that he is not backing down in the ongoing legal case involving a young man who allegedly accused his wife, actress Regina Daniels, of having extramarital affairs.

In a strongly worded statement shared online, Ned Nwoko addressed Omoyele Sowore, publisher of Sahara Reporters, who had publicly criticized the legal action, claiming it was an attack on freedom of expression. But Nwoko was having none of it.

“This is who busybody, jobless Sowore is pretending to be defending. Sowore and the boy are miscreants and nonentities,” Nwoko wrote.

The Delta North senator stated that the individual in question dared him to go to court — and he obliged.

“He challenged me to go to court. He has landed in the appropriate court and justice will take its course. One million cyber bullying idiots can’t stop him from being prosecuted and punished as appropriate,” he added.

The controversial case has stirred mixed reactions on social media, with many users debating issues of defamation, free speech, and the influence of public figures. While some critics argue that Nwoko’s legal steps are an attempt to silence critics, others support his right to defend his family’s name and reputation.

Sowore, known for his activism and vocal stance on government accountability, had earlier condemned the arrest and prosecution of the young man, saying it reflects the use of power to intimidate ordinary citizens.

However, Nwoko insists the case is about justice and holding people accountable for spreading damaging lies.