Nollywood star Regina Daniels recently expressed her unwavering support for a groundbreaking bill championed by her husband, Senator Ned Nwoko, which aims to facilitate the separation of Anioma State from the existing Delta State.
In an engaging Instagram video, the stunning actress appeared in traditional attire, radiating enthusiasm as she endorsed the bill. Beginning with a heartfelt greeting in her native dialect, Regina confidently identified herself as a true daughter of Anioma.
With pride and sincerity, Regina highlighted Anioma's rich history and cultural significance, stressing the importance of safeguarding her community's identity through the creation of the new state.
She passionately articulated the aspirations of the Anioma community, underscoring the positive impact that the formation of Anioma State would have on their cultural heritage and economic standing.
Regina eloquently emphasized the vast potential and economic viability of the proposed Anioma State, asserting that its establishment would ensure equitable access to natural resources and significantly enhance the parliamentary representation of the proud Anioma people.
In her native language, she stated, “I want to talk about the Anioma people.”
Switching to English, Regina elaborated, “Anioma is indeed an endowed culture, it possesses the classical characteristics of oneness, a shared history, robust culture, language, traditions, and features that set us apart from other local governments in Delta State yet, uniquely connects us to the south-eastern state.
“As a true daughter of Anioma, I am immensely proud of the recently sponsored bill for the creation of Anioma State by my beloved husband and our distinguished Senator Ned Munir Nwoko.”
The actress underlined the importance of the bill, saying, “I believe the passage of this bill will heed the clarion call for the creation of the sixth state in the south-east, addressing a long-standing injustice.”
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