Laila Charani, one of the wives of Nigerian politician and businessman Ned Nwoko, has issued a series of sharp responses to online critics who questioned the state of her marriage after she shared romantic photos with her husband.
A Public Display of Affection
The online exchange began when the Moroccan-born Laila posted several pictures with Ned Nwoko on her social media page. The photos, shared on November 22, 2025, captured intimate moments of the couple holding hands and gazing lovingly at each other. Laila accompanied the images with a simple yet telling caption: "With my lovely husband."
While many followers celebrated the couple, the comment section quickly became a battleground for critics and trolls. Some users dredged up past revelations made by Ned Nwoko's younger wife, actress Regina Daniels, during a previous online dispute with their husband.
Laila's Fiery Responses to Trolls
One Instagram user made a pointed remark, alluding to the possibility of Ned Nwoko marrying another wife. "Awww you have been missing this for long, if only he loves you from his heart we pray he doesn't marry another young girl to console himself or maybe he will manage you," the comment read.
Laila Charani did not shy away from the challenge. She responded with a confident declaration of her stance on the family's polygamous structure, writing: "I will welcome the new wife. I am here for him."
Another troll made a more personal attack, referencing a claim allegedly made by Regina Daniels about Ned Nwoko's private life. "Una don buy viagra for the weekend?" the user asked. Laila immediately shut down the insinuation, replying: "That's lies, don't believe anything on social media."
When a follower suggested that the happy photos were a facade and that Laila was actually alone, she responded with an emphatic denial, swearing that she and her husband are together every day.
Living Her Life Unbothered
Ultimately, Laila Charani made her final stance clear in a new post directed at her detractors. She declared her intention to live her life on her own terms, seemingly unfazed by the online commentary. Her message to the critics was simple and powerful: "I am living my life. Keep looking at me."
This public exchange highlights the intense scrutiny faced by public figures in polygamous relationships in Nigeria, particularly on social media platforms where every post is dissected by millions.
