‘How can Regina control you if my kayanmata didn’t work’ — Jaruma replies Ned Nwoko

Jaruma, the Nigerian sex therapist, has hit back at Ned Nwoko for saying that her “kayanmata” did not work on him.

Jaruma sells ‘kayanmata’ which, in Nigeria, are herbs or potions that act as sex or love enhancers and aphrodisiacs.

They were originally used by married women to spice up sexual relations but have, over time, been peddled online as voodoo-like herbs for young ladies looking to attract attention from rich men or “secure” their husbands.

Nwoko earlier issued a lengthy statement detailing his divorce from Laila Charani, his Moroccan wife.

In the statement, Nwoko spoke of what he described as Laila’s “wayward lifestyle” and “extramarital relationship”.

He had also taken a hit at Jaruma for claiming that her local potion worked to end the marriage.

“As for Jaruma who claimed that her kayanmata is working on Ned Nwoko and that was why his wife Laila left, such speculation is baseless and laughable. Jaruma married a younger man,” the businessman had said.

“How come the marriage that produced a child ended barely after one year? How come Kayanmata didn’t work.”

Jaruma, in response, shared a 17-minute video where she faulted Nwoko’s handling of his marital problems.

The sex therapist also alleged that her love products were working on the politician who she claimed had put out his statement due to “pressure” from Regina Daniels, Nwoko’s 21-year-old wife.

“Every single thing you’ve said about your Moroccan wife Laila is just to tarnish her image. You said she’s playing the victim when she’s the aggressor. Laila has never said anything nasty about you,” the sex therapist said.

“All the things you’ve written about her, your children are going to grow up to see. You said I sell Kayamata yet couldn’t hold my own man. A whole you, a 74-year-old that we respect? How can you say this?

“If I talk back, they say I don’t have home training. You said you never used Kayamata and that my man left me two years ago. You don’t see him post things accusing me of cheating. You don’t see me saying nasty things about him.

“You’re 74. You’re supposed to be giving us an example to follow. Don’t talk about your spouse in this manner.

“Really, if kayamata is not working on you, how can a 21-year-old girl control you and your whole PR team to type that five-page statement on your page? It’s working on you. You cannot say it’s not working.

“You like being in the news. You married Regina Daniels, despite being a senator and a billionaire prince, because you wanted fame. You talked about me again, after doing that three weeks ago, because you wanted the buzz.”