Kenyan socialite, Hellen Atti, has challenged businessman, Pascal Okechukwu aka Cubana Chiefpriest, to a DNA test in Nigeria.
In a video shared on IG this evening, Hellen said she is ready to come to Nigeria to have the DNA test conducted on her 2-year-old son, who she insists was fathered by the businessman.
Recall that last week, Arise TV published a story about the paternity crisis surrounding Hellen’s son. Reacting to the publication via Instagram, Chiefpriest asked the station to bring Hellen to their studio so he can do the DNA test on live TV.
He stated that if Hellen insists the child is his, she must bring the child to Nigeria for a DNA test at her own expense, vowing never to send her money.
Hellen accepted the challenge this evening, declaring her readiness to travel to Nigeria to conduct the testing. However, she has laid out specific terms to move forward with the trip, demanding that he either send the required funds or directly book flight tickets for herself, her son, and an accompanying family member. Furthermore, she stipulates that two separate DNA tests must be conducted—one at a facility of her choice, and the second at a facility chosen by him.
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