Alleged Baby Mama Hellen Atti Challenges Cubana Chief Priest to DNA Test Over Paternity Dispute

Hellen Atti, the Kenyan woman who claims to be the mother of socialite and businessman Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has challenged him to a DNA test to settle their ongoing paternity dispute.

In a video shared on her Instagram page, Hellen called on the businessman to either send money for her travel arrangements to Nigeria or book a flight for her so they can conduct the test.

She insisted that both parties should have representatives present during the process to determine the truth.

“I challenge Pascal to send me the money for the tickets and let me come to Nigeria for the DNA. You’ll have your own hospital, and I will have mine. We want to be proved wrong,” she said.

The development follows Cubana Chief Priest’s recent response after Arise TV reported on the dispute. The socialite had appealed to the station to bring Hellen and the child to its studio so a DNA test could be carried out live.

Cubana Chief Priest has repeatedly denied being the father of Hellen’s child, stating that he would never abandon any child belonging to him.

The dispute first gained public attention in 2023 when Hellen accused the celebrity businessman of neglecting her child, a claim he rejected.

Opinion: A DNA test remains the clearest way to resolve paternity disputes and prevent prolonged public arguments. While both sides have shared their positions, a transparent and respectful process would help bring clarity and protect the interests of the child involved.