Nollywood actress Uche Montana has publicly refuted claims linking her to an alleged drug abuse crisis within the household of fellow actress Regina Daniels and her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko. Montana issued a formal statement on her Instagram page on Monday, aiming to clarify her position amidst swirling controversy.

These allegations arose after Senator Ned Nwoko accused Regina Daniels' siblings and close friends, including Uche Montana, of actively hindering his wife's rehabilitation process. Nwoko specifically alleged that these individuals frequently disregarded medical directives that restricted access to Regina during her therapy sessions. Furthermore, he claimed that they would surreptitiously supply Regina with "the same drugs she was being treated for," thereby undermining her recovery.

Responding directly to these serious accusations, Uche Montana firmly stated, "I have no involvement or connection to the situation described. This note is simply to set the record straight and protect my peace." Her categorical denial serves to distance herself from the contentious events unfolding within the Nwoko household.

Montana's statement comes amidst an escalating public dispute surrounding the marriage of Regina Daniels and Senator Nwoko. The controversy gained significant traction two weeks prior, when Regina Daniels appeared in a viral video, making grave allegations of domestic abuse. In the video, she emotionally described her situation as being a "slave" in her husband’s residence.

However, Senator Nwoko promptly countered these accusations. He asserted that his wife was grappling with severe "drug and alcohol addiction" and went on to accuse her of engaging in violent behavior towards their domestic staff. This presented a starkly different narrative to the public.

In a further twist to the saga, Regina Daniels subsequently posted her own responses, accusing Nwoko of profound hypocrisy. She alleged that it was Senator Nwoko himself who had initially introduced her to the very substances for which he was now blaming her. Regina's accusations intensified, claiming that the federal lawmaker not only encouraged her drug use but also subjected her to confinement, seized her personal phones, and forcibly imposed himself on her whenever she resisted his advances. This chain of accusations and counter-accusations has brought the private matters of the high-profile couple into the public domain, prompting wide discussion and speculation.