Hellen Ati, the woman who has consistently alleged that she shares a child with celebrity nightlife promoter Cubana Chief Priest, has once again taken aim at him this time criticizing his recent visit to Nigeria’s Vice President, Kashim Shettima.
The socialite, whose real name is Pascal Okechukwu, recently stirred social media reactions after photos showed him kneeling in respect while greeting the Vice President during an official visit. Cubana Chief Priest described Shettima as a “father figure,” a remark that sparked widespread commentary, with many Nigerians debating whether the gesture was one of humility or calculated showmanship.
But for Hellen Ati, the moment served as a reminder of what she calls Cubana Chief Priest's double standards. Taking to her social media platform, Hellen ridiculed the nightclub entrepreneur, accusing him of chasing public validation while allegedly evading private responsibility.
“You will beg for this DNA, and when you finally do, it will be too late,” Hellen stated in a fiery post. “I’m appealing to the Nigerian government to intervene. I only wish the President had asked him if he’s done the DNA test especially at that moment he was kneeling like a mad man.”
The Long-Running DNA Dispute
The controversy between Hellen Ati and Cubana Chief Priest has been ongoing for several months. Hellen has persistently claimed that the popular socialite fathered her child and has repeatedly called for him to take a paternity test to confirm or deny the claim.
Cubana Chief Priest has largely refrained from responding publicly to the allegations, a silence that has further fueled speculation and criticism. Meanwhile, Hellen continues to use social media to push for recognition not only of the alleged child but also of her own credibility in the face of widespread skepticism and online trolling.
Despite the public spectacle, no confirmed legal proceedings or DNA test results have been made public, leaving the situation mired in hearsay and unresolved tension.
Public Reaction and Moral Questions
While some have commended Cubana Chief Priest for his respectful posture toward Vice President Shettima, others have questioned the intent behind the display, especially given his unresolved personal controversies. Hellen Ati’s remarks have further stoked these debates, highlighting the complex intersection of celebrity image management, social accountability, and family responsibility.
The saga underscores how social media continues to act as both a courtroom and a stage, where private matters increasingly play out before an engaged and divided public audience.
Hellen’s latest appeal to the Nigerian government to step in reflects her growing frustration over what she perceives as institutional inaction. Though there has been no official response from the government or any legal body regarding her claims, her persistence suggests she may soon pursue formal legal action if the matter remains unresolved.
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