Helen Ati, the alleged baby mama of Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has revealed the origins of their ongoing pregnancy and DNA dispute. She claims the situation arose after a one-night stand during her visit to Lagos, Nigeria, resulting in the birth of their son.
Helen asserts that Cubana Chief Priest is the father but has refused to undergo a DNA test or accept responsibility for the child. She accuses him of abandoning her and mocking her on social media while she struggles to raise their son alone in Kenya.
Threatening to take drastic measures, Helen has vowed to secretly travel to Nigeria to report Cubana Chief Priest to a traditional deity in Nsukka, Enugu State, if he continues to ignore her demands for a DNA test and child support. She insists she cannot care for the child alone and is determined to seek acknowledgment from him.
The controversy intensified after Cubana Chief Priest denied having children in Malaysia and dismissed Helen’s claims as false. Despite the apparent resemblance between the child and Cubana Chief Priest, he has yet to take any medical steps to resolve the issue.
Helen has appealed to Nigerians and public figures for intervention, while some online commentators have questioned her motives. Legal experts recommend that Helen pursue the matter through the courts, where a confirmed DNA test would legally obligate Cubana Chief Priest to provide financial support.
