Ned Nwoko’s Idumuje-Ugboko Mansion Draws Attention Over Regina Daniels’ Photos

A video showcasing the impressive mud mansion belonging to Senator Ned Nwoko in Idumuje-Ugboko, Aniocha North Local Government Area of Delta State, has sparked reactions online.

The footage, which surfaced on YouTube on Wednesday, September 23, 2026, gives viewers an extensive look at the unusual architecture and remarkable features of the property.

In the video, a man takes viewers around the mansion, while a woman explains the significance of various sections of the building. According to the guide, the entire structure was deliberately constructed with mud, giving the property a distinctive appearance compared with conventional modern buildings.

The mansion is also said to contain antique furniture reportedly more than 300 years old, with some pieces believed to date back to the early 18th century.

Another striking feature of the property is its elaborate hand-crafted POP decoration. The intricate work reportedly took three years to complete, with Moroccan artisans brought in specifically to handle the craftsmanship.

The expansive compound also features a mud-built pyramid and a water fountain, adding to the property’s unique design.

According to the guide, the mansion has three different parlours, each designed around a distinct cultural influence English, Arabic and Amiona. The various sections are decorated with an assortment of artefacts.

However, one feature that particularly caught the attention of viewers was the large number of photographs of actress Regina Daniels displayed around the mansion.

Her pictures could be seen prominently on the walls of the property despite reports that she and Nwoko have since gone their separate ways.

The presence of the actress’s photographs has drawn attention, especially following earlier reports that Nwoko had removed her pictures from his Abuja residence after their reported separation.

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Read some comments below:

@the_living_death_ratel_king:”Ned love Regina ooo only her photo full everywhere vdm was right.”

@andrewmusa6852:”If those chairs are 300yrs old, so it’s 1726 model furniture.”

@OxfordAsonna-qk5ob:”It’s really beautiful he decided to be unique by using mud to build not that he doesn’t have the money to use block it’s a good one.”

@PeterChiedu:”All I see, is a man with great taste and he seems to be a collector. Mud buildings is proven to last centuries. 200 years from now, when we are no more, the house will still stand but the european style that we use, will all be long gone. Sen. Ned Nwoko is a smart man.”