DNA saga: Cubana Chief Priest’s alleged baby mama challenges him to 100m race

• Hellen claims a one-night stand with Chief Priest in Nigeria led to her son’s birth and is requesting a DNA test to verify her claims.

• Cubana Chief Priest denies fathering a child with Hellen, claiming he invited her for a DNA test in Nigeria but she declined, requesting money for her and her son’s food.

Hellen Mutimu, a Kenyan woman asserting that she is the mother of Nigerian nightlife mogul Pascal Okechukwu, known as Cubana Chief Priest, has proposed a 100-meter race to the socialite.

Hellen alleges that a brief encounter with Chief Priest during her visit to Nigeria resulted in the birth of her son. She has been urging the socialite to agree to a DNA test to substantiate her assertions.

Conversely, Cubana Chief Priest has consistently denied any paternity claims regarding Hellen’s child, stating that he had invited her to Nigeria for a DNA test, which she refused. Instead, she reportedly requested financial assistance, citing hunger for herself and her son.

In a recent post on Instagram, Hellen reiterated her challenge to Cubana Chief Priest, suggesting that if she emerges victorious in the race, they would proceed with the DNA test. Conversely, should he win, the DNA test would be nullified, as he remains resolute in avoiding it.

She wrote, “Pascal, since you don’t want to do the DNA test then let’s do athletic, me and you to run 100m then if you win you will not do the DNA test but if I win we can do the DNA. How about that?”

Cubana Chief Priest has not yet provided a response to this challenge.