Senator Ned Nwoko (APC, Delta North) has instructed his legal team to take immediate action against online harassment, cyberstalking and criminal defamation.
The directive was contained in a statement issued Thursday by the senator’s Communication Team in Abuja which reads in part:
“Our attention has been drawn to a deliberate and sustained pattern of defamatory videos, publications and online attacks aimed at Senator Ned Nwoko. These actions are clearly calculated to fabricate a narrative of persecution in pursuit of ulterior motives.
“Senator Nwoko remains fully focused on his legislative duties, developmental initiatives and legitimate business engagements. He has absolutely no interest in online theatrics or manufactured crises.”
“Grave allegations, however, cannot be ignored. They will be confronted strictly through lawful channels, not through misinformation, emotional blackmail or the weaponisation of public sympathy.”
“The emerging culture of condoning deviant behaviour, shielding offenders and exploiting public sentiment is dangerous to our society. Today falsehood is directed at one person; tomorrow it could target anyone.”
The billionaire senator who has been embroiled in a recent marital crisis with his youngest wife,now ex, has therefore directed his lawyers to file formal petitions with the Inspector-General of Police the Director-General, Department of State Services (DSS), the Commissioner of Police, Cyber Crime Unit
This comes after a video of a man accusing the senator of wanting to kill his estranged sixth wife Regina Daniels went viral.
