Following Regina Daniels’ recent visit to the home of her estranged husband, businessman and politician Ned Nwoko, amid their alleged marital crisis, Nollywood filmmaker and activist Stanley Ontop has voiced his outrage.

Stanley disclosed on his Instagram page that several of the activists he worked with on the issue are now upset with him because he promised Regina wouldn’t go back to Ned’s house.

In addition, he recalled uploading the initial video of Regina being harassed at the house and said he was on the verge of being arrested for it.

“I’m very angry. In fact, all the activists I brought into this matter are angry with me, not even Regina. Because I gave them my word that she’s not going back to that house,” he said.

Stanley admitted that Regina might have seen her kids, but he questioned why neither he nor her brothers—whom he referred to as his friends—were informed.

He also remembered assisting Regina in earlier family-related situations, such as a purported event involving her brother Sammy.

The activist revealed that the development made him feel ashamed and kept him up at nite. He also said that he sobbed since he thought he was actually helping her.

“Let’s just say you didn’t go back to Ned, you just went to see your kids. Am I not supposed to know? Now una make me look like fool. You see husband and wife matter, make una no dey put mouth,” he added.

In closing, Stanley announced that he would never longer become involved in husband-wife conflicts.

Regina Daniels left Ned Nwoko’s home in October 2025 after she accused him of domestic abuse, a charge he refuted.