Actress Regina Daniels has celebrated her brother, Sammy West’s release from detention after being granted bail over allegations linked to her marital issues with Senator Ned Nwoko.

West’s bail was set at N5 million, secured by a legal team led by human rights lawyer Marshal Abubakar.

The case has been adjourned to November 28 for further hearing.

Daniels expressed joy and gratitude on social media, thanking her fans and well-wishers for their support during her brother’s detention.

She described the love and support she received as “heart-warming” and appreciated the outpouring of love, which made her feel valued.

She said, “Guys, do you know it’s really such a big deal to be loved by a lot of people? Wait, can I brag about that? Can I actually brag that I’m loved by so many people?

“See, the kind of love I received during this period makes me emotional. I feel good. I feel good. Jokes on you, Ned, because you thought people would hate me.

“That’s something you all don’t know. I have my mothers, my fathers, my uncles, my brothers, my sisters, my friends, my fans, my online aunties and online daddies — everybody fighting for me.

“Thank you, guys. I can’t even start mentioning names.”

The marital issues between Daniels and Nwoko have been ongoing, with both parties trading allegations.

Nwoko has accused Daniels of substance abuse and urged her to seek rehabilitation, while Daniels has accused him of domestic violence, intimidation, and controlling behaviour. (The Nation)