Senator Ned Nwoko has broken his silence after his ex-wife, Regina Daniels, shared the results of a drug test to counter claims about substance abuse.
In a statement from his communication team, Nwoko said that a single test doesn’t erase past court findings or professional assessments. He stressed that true accountability comes from acknowledging issues and committing to long-term support, rather than relying on a one-time public disclosure.
The statement also referenced previous court rulings, noting that Regina was advised to undergo supervised therapy, aimed at protecting her well-being and maintaining her relationship with her children. These measures, according to Nwoko, were handled discreetly to avoid unnecessary public attention.
Nwoko added that any drug test results must be verified by credible, court-approved laboratories and that claims should be supported by relevant evidence, not social media narratives.
He further emphasized that any test results would be subject to legal scrutiny and must be verified by credible, court-approved laboratories. The communication concluded by calling for claims to be supported by relevant and admissible evidence, rather than social media narratives.