Nigerian socialite and nightlife entrepreneur Pascal Okechukwu, widely known as Cubana Chief Priest, has strongly denied allegations of fathering a child with Hellen Mutimu, a Kenyan woman claiming to be his baby mama.
Hellen reportedly reached out to Okechukwu, alleging that he was the father of her child. In his response, Okechukwu invited her to Nigeria to discuss the matter but said she refused. Instead, she allegedly requested financial assistance, citing hunger and debts for medical expenses.
On his Instagram account, Cubana Chief Priest emphasized his commitment to supporting any child he might father.
He stated, “God forbid that I have a child and abandon my child. You born for big man na dragging you wan use drag big man. You say you born for me, I say make you come Nigeria, you say make I send money first say baby dey hungry and hospital money choke, say you collect loan.”
He added that he has no knowledge of Hellen and denied any connection to her claims, asserting that she might be seeking attention. Furthermore, the socialite suggested that singer Burna Boy’s alleged involvement in the situation has escalated matters.
Okechukwu claimed that Hellen’s accusations were fueled by Burna Boy, who allegedly promised $30,000 to her supposed brother during an online feud with him.
Meanwhile, Hellen Mutimu has made her own allegations against Burna Boy’s aides, Lucky Udu and Abdul Salami. In a video circulated on social media, she accused them of coercing her into publicly thanking Burna Boy for financial assistance.
She claimed they demanded a portion of the funds sent to her and even alleged that one of the aides sought sexual favors whenever she visited Nigeria.
The controversy deepened when Hellen linked the financial aid she received to Burna Boy’s public promise to support her and her child during his dispute with Cubana Chief Priest.
