Nigerian nightlife entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest has reacted to fresh discussions surrounding his ongoing paternity dispute with Kenyan woman Hellen Atti.
The socialite responded after a television report revisited the allegations, with Hellen maintaining that he is the father of her child.
Taking to the comment section of a social media post, Cubana Chief Priest challenged the media outlet to bring Hellen and the child to its studio, insisting he was ready to undergo a DNA test live on television.
He wrote:
“Make Una help me bring her and the child for una studio, make I come there, come do the DNA for una on Live TV for free.”
Reacting to a follower who urged him to settle the matter through a DNA test, the businessman argued that the allegations were an attempt to benefit financially from his name and wealth.
He wrote in part:
“Celebrity no suppose get shame, Shebi na my money una dey hustle like this… If you have a child for me too bring it to any of my outlets or my residence.”
Cubana Chief Priest further maintained that anyone claiming he fathered a child should approach him directly rather than create videos and social-media content around the allegation.
The dispute between Cubana Chief Priest and Hellen Atti has remained in public conversation for months, with Hellen repeatedly calling on him to accept responsibility for the child. The businessman has consistently denied being the father.
Reactions
“At this point, live DNA test go clear everywhere once and for all.”
“Madam, carry the child go studio. Pascal don drop location.”
“If DNA happen live, Nigerians no go sleep that day.”
“Celebrity no suppose get shame? Omo, this reply strong pass pepper.”
“The child deserves clarity, not social-media back-and-forth.”
“Make everybody calm down. DNA result no dey take sides.”
“Na live TV DNA be the new Big Brother reunion?”
“If the result come out, who go apologise first?”
“This matter don turn season film. We just dey wait for final episode.”
“Pascal said bring the child; internet people don already book front-row seat.”
Published by Ejoh Caleb
