Paternity Showdown: Hellen Atti Demands Funds from Cubana Chiefpriest for Nigeria DNA Test

Kenyan socialite, Hellen Atti, has formally challenged Nigerian businessman Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chiefpriest, to undergo a DNA paternity test in Nigeria. Atti, who maintains that Chiefpriest is the father of her two-year-old son, recently declared her readiness to travel to the West African nation for the examination, but on specific conditions.

The ongoing paternity dispute gained public attention last week following a report by Arise TV. Reacting to the broadcast, Cubana Chiefpriest took to Instagram, inviting Arise TV to facilitate Atti's presence in their studio for a live DNA test. He insisted that if Atti truly believes the child is his, she must bear the full cost of her travel and the child's trip to Nigeria for the DNA test, vowing not to provide any financial assistance.

In a video shared on her Instagram this evening, Hellen Atti accepted Chiefpriest's challenge, affirming her willingness to make the journey to Nigeria for the testing. However, she has stipulated that Chiefpriest must either provide the necessary funds or directly book flight tickets for herself, her son, and an accompanying family member. Furthermore, Atti is demanding that two separate DNA tests be conducted: one at a facility of her choosing and another at a facility selected by Cubana Chiefpriest.