I am not speaking for you people to love me - Actress Regina Daniels replies Nigerians who att@cked her for speaking against violence during the #endbadgovernance protest

Actress, Regina Daniels Nwoko, has responded to Nigerians who attacked her for speaking against violence during the ongoing End Bad Governance protest.  The actress had shared videos on social media appealing for the protest not to take a violent turn. However, she was slammed by social media users  for making such a statement, with some stating that shes only speaking out because she is married to a Senator who is much older than her. In response to the criticisms, Regina in a video shared on Instagram this morning, drew the attention of Nigerians to what has been happening in the North where some persons have been hoisting the Russian flag and calling on the Russian government to come and save them. Asking if this is what Nigerians want, the mum of two said Hoisting the Russian flag! Is that what we want? Mind you, whatever happens in the North can get to you. I preached against violence and ignorant Nigerians said it's because I am privileged and opportune. Yes the fact remains that I am privileged and opportuned  but that doesn't stop me from understanding that my nanny  needs to be paid extra or that my gateman or my cooks need to be catered for because of insecurity and extra bills to be paid in Nigeria.The point remains that Nigeria cannot be changed in a day and not by one man. I am not speaking for the government, neither am I speaking for you people to love me because I don't need it. I am just stating the obvious fact and that is the truth. The earlier we all realize that this protest is turning into something else, the better for us all''Watch a video of her speaking below     View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejiblogofficial) The post I am not speaking for you people to love me - Actress Regina Daniels replies Nigerians who att@cked her for speaking against violence during the #endbadgovernance protest appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.