Actress Regina Daniels has continued to call out her billionaire husband, Ned Nwoko, in a new post where she accused him of using police officers to violently arrest her brother.

In her Instagram story, she wrote:

“Imagine the Nigerian police beating up my brother like a criminal. What exactly was the violent arrest for? Ned, you have power, connections and money right? Wild for you to think I have none.”

Regina didn’t hold back as she warned her husband, hinting that she’s capable of exposing more about him:

“What I wouldn’t want to do to you is let the man I once saw as an iroko fall before everyone because you bloody know your little girl Gina is capable of that!”

She went on to express deep frustration about the state of things, especially concerning her children:

“I just hate this feeling of wishing my boys’ father’s name remains a legacy. You know why? Boys don’t grow to change their surnames.”

This comes just hours after Regina earlier cried out online, claiming that her siblings had been arrested and that she was being forced to return to “rehab.”

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May Edochie has revealed how she first met her estranged husband, Nollywood actor Yul Edochie, many years before marriage and fame.

Speaking on a recent lifestyle May explained that their paths crossed during her early university days — at a General Certificate Examination (GCE) centre.

According to May, she had just moved from Lagos to study at Enugu State University, while Yul was a student at the University of Port Harcourt at the time.

“Way back in school when I went to the East for my university, I’m a bookworm. It’s always been about books for me. We didn’t meet at a party or any glamorous setting; we met at a GCE centre,” she said.

Reflecting on her younger years, May described herself as a focused and academically driven student who cared more about her studies than social life.

A Nigerian has sparked off a conversation on social media after sharing his observation about men born and raised in Onitsha, Anambra state.

In a video making the rounds on social media, the man with the handle @odogwuasaabaa said 90% of men born and raised in Onitsha beat their women. He also opined that the men raised in the state are fond of disrespecting their women.

‘’90 percent of men and raised in Onitsha dey beat their wives. I swear with my life. Any man born and grew up in Onista does not respect women. It is very common. And they b#lly women a lot especially if you do not dress the way they life.

Any man born in Onistha does not respect women. If you go to the market and see the way they talk to women, you would see that they are not properly raised.

Yes the men in Onitsha hustle but they beat their women. It is high time they stop it”

His observation has sparked a debate with some persons disagreeing with him while a vast majority agree with him,

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Nollywood actress Laide Bakare has stirred reactions after revealing that she was the one who first introduced her daughter to clubbing and alcohol at age 17.

In a recent chat, Laide explained that her daughter wanted to spend a night out with her friends — about six or seven of them — in a luxury apartment.

According to her, the girls were just 16 and 17, “being newly introduced to life.”

The actress went on to admit that she personally gave her daughter her first club experience and even her first alcoholic drink. “In fact, I’m the first person that will bring her to a club. That was her first club experience ever. And I like the fact that, in her memory, her very first alcoholic drink and clubbing was through me,” Laide said.

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A Nigerian man, Ifeanyi Abugu has lamented over the moral decadence in the society because some women drink between one to four bottles of beer.

“An infected society. How on earth can a woman be proud of drinking 2, 3, 4 bottles of beer,” he wrote in a Facebook post on Thursday.

Prophet/Comedian, Arole. has shared his two cents about sexual fantasies in Christian marriages.

In a post he shared on IG today, Arole opined that is wrong for Christians to practice BDSM in marriage.

BDSM s€x is a term for a variety of s£xual practices that include bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, and sadism.

While some social media users agree with him, others argue that whatever a couple decides to do sexu@lly in their marriage should not be regarded as a sin.