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Ned Nwoko, a Nigerian businessman and politician, has given out hundreds of thousands of dollars to his workforce in celebration of his political victory.

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Nollywood actress Regina Daniels and her family were reportedly in high spirits after her husband, Pa Ned Nwoko, won the PDP primaries to run for a seat in the National Assembly.

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“I can’t define the excitement I feel right now!!” the ecstatic pregnant actress said on her Instagram page, expressing her delight. The Senate battle begins with the PDP primary poll, and I am overjoyed to celebrate our victory!!

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You have never been a lover of politics and I’m glad to have been one of those that convinced you to do this because I know what you stand for, your love and your dreams for your country. Anioma will feel your impact Delta state will feel your impact Nigeria will feel your impact My dear senator @princenednwoko.”

Hours after his win, Regina Daniels revealed on her Instagram story how her husband was celebrating his victory.

The actress stated that Ned gave out 100,000 to 100 of his staff to celebrate his victory.

She wrote, “Hubby is so grateful and happy he just gave more than 100 of his staff 100k each”.

It was recalls Regina Daniels had hailed her billionaire husband, Prince Ned Nwoko over his latest achievement.

Daniels’ congratulatory message came after a Nigerian daily newspaper reported how Prince Ned Nwoko conceived the idea of having a Sports University in Nigeria. Precisely in Idumuje Ugboko Delta State.

Wishing her husband well, Regina Daniels shared a photo of Prince Nwoko playing lawn tennis on Instagram and captioned it: “Congratulations baby……this is a very huge breakthrough considering all the time, money and strength you have put into this project. This university was built out of your passion for sports and to see that talented kids in Nigeria and Africa at large are given the opportunity to combine sports and education.”

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