International Travel Scandal: Yele Sowore Exposes Ned Nwoko’s Alleged Trips With Underage Regina Daniels — Evidence Released

Human rights activist and politician, Omoyele Sowore, has stirred controversy after releasing what he claims to be the passport of actress Regina Daniels, questioning why her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, married her while she was allegedly still a minor.

Sowore, in a post shared on social media, published photos of a passport bearing Regina Daniels’ name and photograph, which indicates a date of birth of October 10, 2001.
If authentic, this would mean Regina was 17 years old at the time she reportedly married Nwoko in May 2019.

The activist alleged that Nwoko traveled internationally with Regina while she was still underage, particularly to Arab countries such as Jordan, the UAE, and Egypt, but avoided the UK, US, and Europe, where her age might have drawn legal scrutiny.

Sowore further claimed that the Delta North senator “introduced Regina to drugs to enable him to force himself on her,” calling the alleged act both criminal and immoral.

He added that the lawmaker must be held accountable for his actions, insisting that political status should not grant anyone immunity from justice.

In his words:

“Evidence now available suggests that Senator Ned Nwoko traveled internationally with his now temporarily estranged wife, Regina Daniels, at a time when she was still a minor. Records indicate she was born in October 2001 and married in May 2019 — when she was 17.

Nwoko changed Regina’s name from Regina Nneamaka Favour Ojeogwu to Regina Daniels, and obtained a fake voter card to conceal her age after introducing her to drugs to enable him to force himself on her.

He traveled with her to Jordan, the UAE, and Egypt, but avoided England, the US, and Europe because he knew the implications.

This revelation raises serious legal and ethical questions that cannot be ignored. No level of influence or political power should shield anyone from accountability.”

Sowore concluded that the alleged evidence “fully exposes Senator Ned Nwoko,” describing the situation as a gross violation of moral and statutory boundaries.