The long-running paternity dispute involving Nigerian nightlife king Pascal “Cubana Chief Priest” Okechukwu and Kenyan hairdresser Hellen Mutimu has just taken a dramatic turn. For months, the two have been locked in a public battle, with Ms. Mutimu repeatedly using her social media platforms to allege that the businessman fathered her son and then abandoned them. Cubana Chief Priest, on his part, has consistently denied the claims, even seeking an interim court injunction in Nairobi to stop the “defamatory” posts.
In a recent TikTok live session with popular online creator Peller, the celebrity barman finally addressed the matter directly, criticizing Ms. Mutimu’s public approach. He challenged her to a DNA test but with a significant condition: she must bring the child to Nigeria.
Hellen Mutimu
Challenging her publicly, he said, “If you claim to have a child for me and believe the best way to get at me is through social media, then you are wrong.” He emphasized that if the child were truly his, it would be a blessing, not a weapon. He also pointed out the perceived hypocrisy of her claims, stating, “She called me a ritualist, fraudster, and drug dealer, yet she is still seeking child support from the same ‘ritualist, fraudster, and drug dealer’, that’s the irony, and it’s all just a cruise.”
This public challenge adds a new layer to the legal and social media battle, raising the stakes for both parties. The ongoing saga continues to captivate fans as the question of paternity remains officially unanswered. The move by Cubana Chief Priest to put the burden of the DNA test on Ms. Mutimu has now created a new standoff.
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