Ned Nwoko’s Nurse Alleges Regina Daniels Abuses Substances and Lies About Abuse

New revelations surfaced late Wednesday when Ned Nwoko shared a document on his 𝕏 (formerly Twitter) account, intensifying the ongoing public scrutiny surrounding his marriage to actress Regina Daniels.

The document, purportedly a sworn statement from a former household nurse named Dora, details shocking claims about Regina’s alleged behavior during Dora’s tenure in the Nwoko residence from mid-2023.

Dated January 9, 2026, the affidavit alleges that Regina’s demeanor shifted noticeably by September 2025, with requests for prescription medications becoming frequent.

The nurse testified that Regina inquired about dangerous dosages of controlled substances, including morphine and pethidine, and was allegedly found with opioids, anesthetic drugs, and cannabis in her private quarters.

One particularly disturbing account describes Regina allegedly instructing Dora to process ketamine by microwaving it—a request the nurse claims she refused due to safety concerns.

The statement vehemently denies witnessing any physical abuse by Senator Nwoko, characterizing household conflicts as verbal disputes primarily about Regina’s purported substance use.

“Senator Ned Nwoko maintains a sober lifestyle and I never observed any physical violence toward my employer’s wife,” the document states.

Dora maintains she acted professionally throughout her employment, refusing all questionable requests related to drug preparation or administration.

The affidavit also implicates Regina’s associate, Ann Cassie, alleging her involvement in illicit substance procurement. Cassie reportedly faces multiple criminal charges, including those related to an illegal abortion—a topic Regina previously hinted at online—and cyber harassment.

Court records indicate Cassie was released on bail, with legal proceedings ongoing.