Alleged Baby Mama Slams Cubana Chiefpriest Over Scholarship: Drama Erupts in Paternity Dispute

The long-running paternity saga involving popular Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, widely known as Cubana Chiefpriest, has taken a dramatic new turn after his alleged baby mama, Hellen, publicly criticized his gesture of a scholarship donation.

The controversy highlights the deep-seated dispute between the socialite and the Kenyan woman, who has consistently claimed he is the father of her son and has been seeking his financial support and acknowledgment.

The latest chapter of the drama unfolded after Cubana Chiefpriest made a prominent scholarship donation. Hellen, his alleged baby mama, quickly took to social media to call out the celebrity barman, viewing his public philanthropy as hypocritical while allegedly neglecting his responsibilities to his purported child.

Her criticism centered on the apparent contradiction of him funding the education of other children while her son, who she claims is his, struggles for basic needs and schooling. She often laments the difficulty of raising the child alone, a sentiment that resurfaced strongly in her reaction to the donation.

For his part, Cubana Chiefpriest has repeatedly and vehemently denied Hellen’s claims of paternity. He has dismissed the allegations, labeling them as attempts at blackmail, and has consistently maintained that he has no relationship with the Kenyan woman.

The socialite has stated that the entire 'baby mama saga' is an attack on his marriage and has insisted he is committed to his family. He has even publicly called for a DNA test to conclusively resolve the paternity issue, a challenge the alleged baby mama has accepted. However, as of yet, the test has not been carried out.