Blessing CEO Reacts to Regina Daniels’ Viral Video, Calls Out Ned Nwoko Over Alleged Domestic V!olence
Blessing CEO has reacted to the viral video of actress Regina Daniels crying over alleged domestic v!olence.
She urged Regina to speak up and warned Senator Ned Nwoko against ass@ulting his wife.
Self-acclaimed relationship therapist Blessing Okoro, better known as Blessing CEO, has reacted to the viral video showing Nollywood actress Regina Daniels in tears over alleged domestic v!olence involving her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko.
In a video shared on her social media page, Blessing CEO expressed shock at the viral clip, admitting she initially thought it was staged until she saw Regina’s brother, Sammy Daniels, publicly confronting the senator.
She said, “Senator Ned Nwoko allegedly hit Regina Daniels, his wife. I thought it was a skit o, until her brother, Sammy, wrote on his story threatening Senator Ned… My darling they will laugh but let her be alive. Run o, even while she is in the marriage they are laughing, as she is in the marriage they are talking. Anyhow you want to save your sister, save her o if the news is true.”
Blessing then urged Regina to speak up and prioritize her safety, insisting that no one should stay in a v!olent relationship out of fear of public opinion.
She continued, “Anyway, to avoid kirikiri, maximum prison let us wait for Regina to come and talk, it is still an alleged news. Regina come out and tell us o, if you need help blink three times. You better be alive and let them laugh, that for something to happen to you, you are still young and productive o.”
The controversial relationship coach also sent a strong message to Ned Nwoko, condemning the alleged v!olence and calling it unbecoming of a senator.
She said, “Hold on! allegedly o, Senator Ned, I thought this beating and v!olence things are for small boys, I thought it was for touts and irresponsible boys, why are you putting your hands on Regina? There are so many ways you can correct her, wetin be that?”
Blessing CEO concluded by cautioning the public to wait for Regina’s confirmation, suggesting that the video might still turn out to be misleading.
“Still on alleged news, let it not be true o, because e no go good. Oh! no those things are for touts, you are a Senator. Anyway, allegedly o. Let us wait for Regina to come and debunk the news. It might be content, it might be April fool nobody can tell. Let us wait for Regina.”
As of the time of this report, Regina Daniels has not publicly addressed the viral video.
