Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has threatened legal action against her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, and others over allegations that she uses hard drugs.
She made the declaration in a video shared on her Instagram page on Wednesday. In the video, Daniels displayed laboratory test results from a hospital in California.
The results showed that she tested negative for hard drugs. She clarified that the test only linked her to ecstasy, commonly known as molly.
According to her, she decided to take the test to protect her name and professional reputation. Speaking to her followers, Daniels said she could no longer allow damaging narratives to linger over her name.
She noted that allegations of drug use often harm public figures and their careers. As a result, she said she chose to address the claims directly and publicly.
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Daniels explained that taking the test was not only about clearing her name. Instead, she said it was about standing up for those who believe in her.
More importantly, she said she wanted her children to grow up knowing the truth about their mother.
The actress firmly denied using hard drugs and described claims circulating online as false and malicious.
Consequently, she said she would pursue legal action at the appropriate time.
“I will sue. I will definitely sue,” she stated.
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Daniels addressed the issue nearly three months after Senator Nwoko publicly accused her of drug use.
Earlier, she had shared a video showing herself at a California hospital undergoing a drug test.
The incident has continued to generate debate on social media about public accusations, privacy, and reputation damage.
Esther Ososanya is an investigative journalist with Pinnacle Daily, reporting across health, business, environment, metro, Fct and crime. Known for her bold, empathetic storytelling, she uncovers hidden truths, challenges broken systems, and gives voice to overlooked Nigerians. Her work drives national conversations and demands accountability one powerful story at a time.
