Cubana Chief Priest Responds to Kenyan Woman Over DNA Test Dispute

By Joseph Iyaji | Akahi News

Popular Nigerian nightlife entrepreneur and socialite, Pascal Okechukwu, better known as Cubana Chief Priest, has reacted to ongoing allegations made by Kenyan woman, Hellen Mutimu, over claims of fathering her child.

The controversy, which has gained traction on social media, centres around Mutimu’s repeated demand for a DNA test to establish the paternity of her child. Speaking during a live Instagram session with popular TikToker Peller, Cubana Chief Priest dismissed Mutimu’s approach, describing it as unnecessary and purely motivated by publicity.

According to him, if there were any truth to her claims, there would be no need for repeated online rants and accusations.

“If you feel you have a child for me and the only way you can get my attention is to rant… If you have my child, you have diamonds in your hands, something more than diamonds. I have things, so why are you using the child to fight me? If the child is real, carry him come Nigeria,” he stated.

The celebrity barman emphasised that a child is more valuable than material wealth, stressing that any genuine claim of paternity should not be treated as a tool for social media drama.

Mutimu had also reportedly accused Cubana Chief Priest of involvement in fraudulent activities, ritual practices, and drug-related dealings — allegations he flatly rejected. He highlighted the contradiction in her behaviour, noting that while she sought to discredit him publicly, she was still demanding child support from him.

“You’re calling me a blood money person, saying I’m a 419, saying I’m a drug dealer, but at the same time, you want to collect child support from a juju man. Na cruise,” he added.

Cubana Chief Priest maintained that he does not take the allegations seriously, insisting that the matter has been blown out of proportion by social media attention. He challenged Mutimu to take the child to Nigeria if she is confident in her claims, promising that the truth would eventually prevail.

The nightlife mogul, who is known for his lavish lifestyle and business influence, also hinted that his legal team would monitor the situation closely should the matter escalate beyond online banter.

The ongoing drama has sparked mixed reactions across Nigeria and Kenya, with many observers calling for a formal DNA test to settle the controversy once and for all.

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