Drama as Cubana Chiefpriest’s Alleged Baby Mama Demands School Fees Payment

Kenyan woman Hellen Ati has publicly accused Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chiefpriest, of ignoring the child she says he fathered. The drama broke out after Chiefpriest gifted a MacBook to his wife’s son, a move Hellen described as proof he can pay but chooses not to.

Hellen took to Instagram to angrily call him a “deadbeat father” and demand that he pay her son’s school fees. She said she will force him to take responsibility by next year if he continues to avoid it. The reaction comes amid an unresolved paternity dispute between the two.

According to Hellen, a one-night meeting in Nigeria led to her pregnancy. She has repeatedly demanded a DNA test to prove paternity. Chiefpriest has denied the claim and says he has no connection to her or the child.

In her post, Hellen pointed to the MacBook gift as evidence that Chiefpriest can afford essentials for other children but refuses to support her son. She wrote that while he buys expensive items for others, he must still be made to pay school fees for the child she claims is his.

The dispute has drawn attention on social media, with fans and critics sharing mixed views. Some users backed Hellen, urging that a DNA test be done quickly. Others urged both parties to resolve the matter privately and legally to avoid public back-and-forth.

Legal experts say cases like this often center on timely paternity testing and court-ordered child support if paternity is confirmed. If a court finds the man is the father, he can be required to pay school fees and other child support as part of the ruling.

For now, the matter remains unresolved. Hellen says she will continue to demand a DNA test and push for the child’s school fees to be paid, while Cubana Chiefpriest maintains his denial. The public will likely watch closely for any court action or test results that can settle the dispute.