Regina Daniels 'Checks out Mentally' from Marriage but Still Wants Six Children

Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels has said she no longer wishes to marry again following the breakdown of her marriage to Senator Ned Nwoko, but intends to have more children.

Speaking during a recent livestream with TikToker Jarvis, the 24-year-old, who has two sons, said she had "checked my mind out from getting married" but remained determined to expand her family.

"I want to have six children and I have two already, two boys. It so cr@zy but for some reason I have checked my mind out from getting married. But I am going to have a girl and I must have a girl," she said.

Daniels suggested daughters were more likely to care for ageing parents than sons. "Men will grow, get married and focus more on building family. But for women she will always remember home," she added.

The comments come amid ongoing speculation about her separation from Nwoko, the senator representing Delta North.

Ice Prince Targets 40 for Marriage and New Career Path

Rapper Ice Prince also used the livestream to outline his plans, saying he hoped to settle down around the age of 40.

"I am hoping that when I’m 40 cause some of my mentors got married at that age. I also have other goals for that age too, I intend to go to school so bad and also run a farm," he said.

The musician said he did not expect to be actively making music by that stage. "Pursuing education and farming has always been part of my long-term plans," he said.

Pilgrims Allege Poor Feeding, Accommodation in Saudi Arabia

Separately, Nigerian pilgrims in Saudi Arabia have complained of spoilt food, delayed meals and inadequate accommodation during the recent Hajj.

"They brought food last night that had spoilt. It was smelling. Many people rejected it," one pilgrim alleged.

Pilgrims said they were forced to buy meals despite paying for three daily.

"Pilgrims are now constrained to buying food in the sacred area because what they are serving is not acceptable. We paid for three meals daily at the sacred sites," another said.

Others reported a lack of cold water and sleeping without food.

"Last night, pilgrims were left without food. Many slept hungry," a pilgrim claimed.

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) has not yet responded to the allegations.