Your Own Pikin Never Chop?” – Chiefpriest’s Baby Mama Slams Him Over ₦10m Gift To Peller

Kenyan woman Hellen Ati has renewed her criticism of Nigerian socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, over an ongoing paternity dispute involving a child she claims he fathered.

According to Ireporter Online, Hellen raised the issue in a social media post while reacting to Cubana Chief Priest’s appearance at the wedding of Nigerian skit maker Peller, where he reportedly presented the couple with a ₦10 million gift.

Hellen questioned the decision to make such a substantial contribution to another person’s celebration while, according to her allegation, the child she claims he fathered was struggling to meet basic needs.

She also spoke about the financial difficulties she says she has experienced while caring for the child, claiming that her earnings from TikTok have been insufficient to cover her expenses.

Hellen alleged that she could spend several hours creating content on the platform and sometimes earn only about $1, adding that the situation had left her emotionally and financially exhausted.

She further claimed that she was struggling to pay her rent and said her financial circumstances had changed significantly since her alleged relationship with Cubana Chief Priest.

According to her, she was financially stable before meeting the socialite but now feels overwhelmed by the responsibilities she says she has been left to handle alone.

The latest criticism is part of a long-running dispute between Hellen and Cubana Chief Priest over the paternity of her child. Hellen has repeatedly called for a DNA test to determine whether the socialite is the biological father, while Cubana Chief Priest has denied the allegation.

In her latest post, Hellen accused the socialite of prioritising public displays of generosity while allegedly failing to support the child.

She also expressed frustration over the pressure she says the dispute has placed on her life and finances.

The paternity allegation remains disputed, and no determination establishing Cubana Chief Priest as the child’s biological father has been presented in the information provided.