Nollywood has once again been rocked by drama as actress Regina Daniels fired back at her colleague, Angela Okorie, in a blistering response laced with shade, sarcasm, and spiritual undertones.
Daniels, who is married to billionaire businessman and politician Ned Nwoko, denied claims made by Angela that her husband once sought involvement in a project linked to Okorie. Dismissing the allegation as "fiction from the pits," Regina didn’t hold back, revisiting old wounds and accusing Angela of professional mediocrity and ingratitude.
In a fiery social media post, Regina wrote:
“Kwete o! My mama, you no go talk shishi for here. Leave her for me. Now I will answer as the disrespectful child you branded me. But deep down, you know you do not have the privilege to call me a child but rather ‘sis’.”
She continued by calling out Angela’s public persona, laced with bravado:
“Werey, I thought you were good at typing and speaking loud like you own a megaphone. Mind you, I haven’t dropped any tangible receipt or moved beyond my keypad except the ones your chochocho mouth has produced. But thanks for revealing that my ancestor blocked you. May we not do anything to offend our ancestors. They move faster than karma.”
Addressing the central allegation about her husband’s interest in Angela’s project, Regina didn’t mince words:
“Now to the biggest lie you dropped like it was gospel. That my husband wanted me in your project? C’mon girl, even you know that’s fiction from the pits. Or did you mean begging for support for your project?”
But perhaps the most scathing part of Regina’s clapback came when she reminded Angela of her struggles during her early Nollywood days:
“Remember your first ever movie role? Was with me and my mama Mercy Johnson, where the whole jealousy began because you couldn’t take your lines and wasted over 20 tapes… Even then, the gap was obvious.”
She closed her tirade with a veiled warning, suggesting that disrespect towards her is not only personal but ancestral:
“If you spoil for my eye, you don spoil for my ancestors too… It’s not by age, it’s by spirit. And my lineage doesn’t play with disrespect. Don’t let pride blind you to the people who carried you.”
Regina’s response has sent shockwaves across social media, igniting a firestorm of reactions and reigniting discussions about hierarchy, history, and humility in Nollywood. Whether Angela Okorie will respond remains to be seen — but one thing’s clear: this feud just got ancestral.
