Regina was not always like this. Unfortunately, her ongoing struggle with substance and alcohol abuse has become the major source of our current challenges. I remain deeply concerned for her well-being and safety, which is why I have consistently encouraged her to continue with her rehabilitation program.
However, she recently relocated to an environment where she now has unrestricted access to harmful substances, which only worsens her condition. I have several wives, and none have ever accused me of violence or mistreatment. On the contrary, recent incidents confirm that Regina has become increasingly violent and unstable.
In the past 48 hours alone, she allegedly assaulted three domestic staff members and caused significant property damage, including the vandalization of vehicles and windows, all without provocation.
I have made it clear that her continued stay in rehabilitation either at the Asokoro facility or abroad, preferably in Jordan where she would be shielded from drug access is a necessary step toward her recovery.
A sober and clear-minded Regina would have sought medical attention for our child, Moon. Instead, she reportedly threatened to harm our resident nurse, whose only “offense” was raising concern about Regina’s drug use.
While I was at the hospital attending to Moon, chaos erupted at home. The disturbance was allegedly instigated by Sammy, who has long been identified as one of Regina’s main drug suppliers. Another individual frequently linked to her substance abuse is one Ann, who continues to enable her addiction.
This situation is deeply painful, and my foremost concern remains Regina’s recovery and the safety of everyone in the household.