Chiefpriest Dares Alleged Baby Mama: “Bring The Child, Let’s Do DNA Live On TV

According to Ireporter Online, Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Chiefpriest, has reacted to a renewed television report revisiting the ongoing paternity dispute involving him and Kenyan businesswoman Hellen Atti.

The controversy, which has lingered for several months, stems from Atti’s allegation that her son was fathered by the socialite following an alleged encounter during her visit to Nigeria. She has repeatedly insisted on a DNA test to establish the child’s paternity.

Chiefpriest has, however, consistently denied the claim, maintaining that he has no personal relationship with Atti and strongly rejecting any suggestion that he is the father of the child.

Following a recent Arise News report that highlighted the dispute and Atti’s continued demand for a DNA test, Chiefpriest took to social media to issue a firm response. He challenged the television station to bring Atti and the child to its studio, insisting that a live DNA test be conducted and broadcast publicly.

In his remarks, he argued that the matter should have been resolved earlier and expressed frustration over what he described as attempts to damage his public image. He further maintained that he would not bear any financial responsibility regarding the allegation, insisting that anyone making such claims should present the child directly for verification.