Nollywood actress Regina Daniels has expressed deep admiration for her parents, applauding their unity and efforts to secure the release of her brother, Sammy West, who is currently in detention.
Hours earlier, reports surfaced that her estranged parents had arrived in Abuja to push for Sammy’s freedom.
Taking to Instagram, Regina shared her joy over their reunion, describing it as a selfless act done purely for her happiness. She reflected on how incredible it felt to witness her parents—once sworn enemies—come together without any ulterior motives.
“Two concluded sworn enemies reuniting with no negative ulterior motive other than their daughter’s happiness. And I dare question God for putting me in this situation?” she wrote.
The actress confirmed that her parents are presently in Abuja and gave an update on her brother’s ongoing detainment. She admitted that the process has dragged on for too long but assured her fans that they are determined to secure his release.
“They are currently in Abuja. Sammy’s detainment is taking way too long, but we will get him out, or rather, I will march there myself and create a storm! Since they want me!” she added.
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Prompt News reports Regina also took a moment to speak glowingly about both parents, highlighting her father’s legal background and her mother’s strength and resilience.
“My father is a lawyer. Actually, one of the biggest back in the day, but Nigeria happened. I’ll tell you more about my father later, and my mother? She’s a powerhouse! They would do anything for their children. I love you, Mom and Dad! This is all I actually ever wanted,” she wrote.
Her heartfelt post comes amid ongoing conversations surrounding her family’s challenges and her own resilience in recent times.
