In a dramatic and swift turn of events, the young man whose viral video accused Senator Ned Nwoko of plotting to harm his wife, actress Regina Daniels, has released a follow-up video retracting his claims. In the new clip, he is seen breaking down in tears, pleading for forgiveness, and stating that the entire accusation was fabr

The saga began when a video surfaced on social media featuring a young man who made the grave and unsubstantiated claim that he had credible information about a plot by Senator Ned Nwoko to cause harm to Regina Daniels. The video, which was designed to be alarming, quickly went viral, causing widespread concern among fans of the celebrity couple and sparking heated discussions online.

The accuser spoke with a sense of urgency and false authority, leading many to initially believe his claims. The video spread like wildfire across platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook, with many users demanding an investigation and expressing fear for Regina Daniels’ safety.

Just as the public outrage was reaching its peak, the same young man posted a new video that presented a starkly different narrative. In the emotional clip, he is visibly distraught, crying, and struggling to speak.

He repeatedly apologized to Senator Ned Nwoko, Regina Daniels, and their family, admitting that his previous statement was a complete lie.

“I am so sorry,” he said through tears. “What I said was a lie. It was just content. I don’t know them personally. I was looking for followers and engagement, and I did something very stupid.”

He explained that he created the story to gain traction on his social media pages, not fully grasping the real-world consequences of his actions. The young man begged for forgiveness, acknowledging the damage and panic his false claim had caused.

As of now, there has been no official statement from Senator Ned Nwoko or Regina Daniels regarding the retraction. However, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the responsibilities that come with online content creation and the real-life impact of viral claims made without verification.