Abuja, Nigeria — Serenity Royale Hospital has disowned a viral drug test report allegedly linked to Nollywood actress Regina Daniels, insisting the document was fabricated. The denial comes as Daniels remains locked in a bitter family feud with her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, and his household.
Hospital Denies Involvement in Viral Report
The management of Serenity Royale Hospital, Abuja, has publicly disowned a medical report circulating online that claimed Nollywood actress Regina Daniels tested positive for multiple substances. The alleged report, dated September 24, 2025, suggested Daniels was placed on a home-based detox program and bore the signature of the hospital’s Managing Director, Dr. Adekunle Adesina.
In a statement released on Friday, the hospital clarified that the document was not issued by them and urged the public to disregard it. The management stressed that no such test or treatment was conducted at their facility, describing the report as a fabrication intended to mislead the public.
Family Dispute Escalates
The controversy comes amid Daniels’ ongoing marital dispute with her estranged husband, Senator Ned Nwoko. Reports indicate that Nwoko accused Daniels of substance abuse and insisted she undergo rehabilitation. Daniels, however, countered with allegations of domestic abuse, claiming that Nwoko orchestrated the arrest of her siblings to pressure her into returning to rehab.
The feud has been further complicated by accusations from Nwoko’s other wife, Laila Charani, who alleged that Daniels introduced her to drugs and alcohol. These claims have fueled public speculation and intensified scrutiny of the actress’s private life.
Public Reaction and Social Media Frenzy
The leaked report, which claimed Daniels tested positive for marijuana, cocaine, morphine, opiates, and alcohol, sparked a social media storm. Fans and observers remain divided: some defend Daniels against what they see as a smear campaign, while others call for transparency.
The hospital’s denial has added another layer of complexity to the already messy family dispute, leaving questions about the origin of the fabricated report.
Broader Implications
This case highlights how personal disputes in celebrity families can spill into the public domain, amplified by social media and viral documents. It also underscores the challenges of misinformation in Nigeria’s entertainment industry, where reputations can be damaged by unverified claims.
