Kenyan woman Hellen Ati, who claims to be the baby mama of Nigerian nightlife mogul Cubana Chief Priest (Pascal Okechukwu), has turned up the heat in their ongoing public feud. Here’s the full story
Juju Accusations & “Star” Theft
In a shocking turn, Hellen accused Cubana Chief Priest of using juju (black magic) to “steal her glory,” claiming this spiritual manipulation left her destitute while raising their child alone
“Pascal, you think I will respect you? Those juju powers of yours will not work on me. … DNA must be done.”
She boldly declared her faith in her own God, insisting his alleged spiritual influence would fail and that only a DNA test could set things right.
The DNA Demand & Threat to Abandon the Child
Hellen continued to demand proof of paternity via DNA, stating she only wants clarity—not money—and insisted the test take place abroad (Kenya or the UK), citing distrust in Nigerian labs.
She even warned:
“I will drop this boy at your doorstep… Lagos is only five hours from Kenya.”
Spiritual Retribution Threat
Fury peaked when Hellen threatened to go to a shrine in Nsukka, Enugu State, to report Cubana Chief Priest to a deity for refusing to conduct a DNA test and allegedly harming her spiritually.
“I will report you to the Nsukka deity … Over my dead body. You must take care of this child.”
CP’s Firm Denial & Marriage Defense
Cubana maintains he’s innocent, claiming he’s never met Hellen and the entire saga is an attempt to destroy his “beautiful marriage.”
He’s invited Hellen to take a DNA test on TV, saying he’s ready—but insists the allegations are pure blackmail.
Celebrity Interventions
Burna Boy intervened by offering Hellen and her child shelter, schooling, and a job via his football academy.
Hellen countered that media accomplices pressured her into acknowledging Burna Boy’s aid and that he and Lucky Udu demanded personal favors, which she denied.
Public Reactions & Emotional Toll
Hellen, reportedly battling stress-induced depression, was hospitalized after ingesting poison amid the emotional strain.
Social media is divided: some sympathize with her plight, others criticize her for staying out at bars amid hardship.
What Lies Ahead?
Will Cubana submit to Hellen’s DNA request?
Will Hellen follow through with her shrine vows or drop the child off in Lagos?
Will celebrity support affect public sentiment or prompt resolution?
Conclusion
This story is more than a celebrity drama—it’s a storm of spiritual claims, paternity disputes, marital loyalty, mental health, and public support. Whether it concludes in a DNA result, shrine showdown, or reconciliation, it raises serious questions about responsibility, belief, and accountability in high-stakes personal scandals.
