Regina Daniels explains how her marriage to Ned Nwoko led to her being lured into a cult
The actress Regina Daniels has explained why she joined the Aniocha Women's Group after marrying business billionaire Ned Nwoko.
This was spoken by Regina Daniels in a Potpourri interview.
What exactly does Regina Daniel's indoctrination into the Aniocha women's cult entail?
First off, I won't call it an initiation; rather, it's more like a welcome to femininity and your acceptance into that community. You must be married and a strong lady to join this exclusive club. I'll admit that I feel privileged to be a member of that club.
Do you still play with your age-group friends as the wife of a billionaire?
I've never liked going out with my peers my age. Being married to my spouse hasn't stopped me from connecting with individuals who are much older than me to learn from them or younger people to teach them anything.
What do you adore most about Ned Nwoko, your husband?
His sincerity. I have never met someone more sincere than him. I like his honesty, in brief.
What's your (Regina Daniel) acting career's next step?
Business, production, directing, and Hollywood, of course.
What have you been deprived of by marriage?
I have no ideas since I never had time for parties while I was single because my life was occupied with performing and education, but now that I'm married, I can go out to parties. Even yet, I feel more fortunate to have more chances today than I did when I was single.
Can you, Regina Daniels, stop following your husband's orders to perform?
Will he suggest that I stop acting, that is the question. To begin with, I had never considered it, but the guy I married will never ask me to give up what I enjoy doing.
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