Regina Daniels’ Husband, Ned Nwoko Sues US-based Blogger For N2bn

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By Oyinlola Awonuga (The New Diplomat’s Entertainment, Fashion and Sports Desk)

Prince Ned Nwoko, a billionaire businessman and husband of Regina Daniels has reportedly filed a lawsuit against controversial blogger, Azuka Jebose Molokwu.

This comes after Jebose reacted to a recent interview in which Nwoko revealed that he married actress, Regina Daniels and his other wives as virgins.

The US based blogger blasted the billionaire politician, referring to him as ‘a fetish and a cultist’.

Read also: Reactions As Actress, Regina Daniels Welcomes Baby Boy

The lady accused the billionaire of evil doings and getting protection from the Ministry of Justice, Delta and Edo state police command.

Reacting to the post, Nwoko is seeking N2billion in damages from the blogger over defamation of character.

This is contained in a writ of summons obtained from Effurun High Court, Delta State on behalf of Nwoko by his counsel, Ikhide Ehighelua and Co. dated July 13, 2020.

Also joined in the suit No. EHC 99 as the second defendant is Prince Chukwunonso Nwoko identified as the employer and sponsor of the first defendant, Jebose, a native of Onicha-Ugbo in Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, resident in the United States of America.

According to the suit, both defendants made highly defamatory publications in several online blogs and other social media platforms “calculated to reduce the estimation of the claimant” and damage his reputation in the public.

It stated that the malicious publications had continued unabatedly against the plaintiff in spite of warnings by the solicitors to the defendants.

Counsel to Nwoko also stated that the first defendant defiantly came out openly on the social media that the cautions would not be a deterrent to his defamatory publications, prompting the legal action.

The claimant had also sought in his favour, before the court a “public apology to be published by the defendants in at least two national daily newspapers circulating in Nigeria and social media platforms” as well as an order of perpetual injunction restraining the defendants from making any further defamatory publications against him.

Read the journalist’s post below:

Prince Ned Nwoko

'Dotun Akintomide
'Dotun Akintomide
'Dotun Akintomide's journalism works intersect business, environment, politics and developmental issues. Among a number of local and international publications, his work has appeared in the New York Times. He's a winner of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Award. Currently, the Online Editor at The New Diplomat, Akintomide has produced reports that uniquely spoke to Nigeria's experience on Climate Change issues. When Akintomide is not writing, volunteering or working on a media project, you can find him seeing beautiful sites like the sandy beaches that bedecked the Lagos coastline.

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