Popular Nigerian skitmaker Maraji has delivered a hilarious response to Senator Ned Nwoko amidst the ongoing public discussion about his marriage to actress Regina Daniels. The comedian didn't hold back in her latest video, where she sarcastically addressed the senator's recent comments about his much younger wife.
Maraji's Playful Jab at the Age Gap
In a video that has since gone viral across social media platforms, Maraji adopted a comic tone to mock the politician. "We believe you, grandpa. Maybe next time when you see small pikin you go leave am," she quipped, directly referencing the significant age difference between the senator and his wife.
The skitmaker continued her sarcastic commentary, questioning what exactly the senator expected from the relationship given the obvious age disparity. She suggested that perhaps next time, he should "go for someone mature" instead of pursuing someone significantly younger than himself.
Telling Nwoko to Stop the TED Talks
Maraji didn't stop at just commenting on the age difference. She also had strong words about how the senator has been handling the situation publicly. She explicitly told him to stop going around giving what she called "TED talks" about his marital issues with Regina Daniels.
The video was shared on the popular Linda Ikeji blog Instagram account on November 25, 2025, at 3:30 PM, and has since sparked numerous reactions from Nigerians online. Many have found humor in Maraji's take on the situation, while others have engaged in deeper discussions about the dynamics of relationships with significant age gaps.
Online Reactions and Wider Implications
The ongoing drama surrounding Senator Ned Nwoko and Regina Daniels' marriage has become a hot topic in Nigerian entertainment circles. Maraji's intervention adds a comedic perspective to a situation that has generated serious conversation about marriage, age differences, and public figures' private lives.
As a prominent content creator with a massive following, Maraji's video has amplified the conversation around the marriage. Her choice to address the situation through comedy reflects how Nigerian social media users often use humor to engage with serious topics involving public figures.
