Celebrity barman, Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has ignited reactions following a provocative social media post that appears to mock Hellen Atti, a Kenyan woman claiming he fathered her child.
In his recent Instagram post, the nightlife entrepreneur shared a playful video from his vacation in France, captioned with the phrase "PASKAL !!! You Will Suffer" – a catchphrase famously associated with Atti's online call-outs against him.
The ongoing controversy stems from Atti's claims that Cubana Chief Priest fathered her two-year-old son following a brief romantic encounter in April 2022. Despite her persistent demands for a DNA test to confirm paternity, the celebrity barman has reportedly ignored her requests.
Atti has repeatedly taken to social media platforms to publicly call out Cubana Chief Priest, even dragging his wife into the controversy and issuing various threats. In response, the nightlife mogul has filed a defamation lawsuit against her in a Kenyan court.
The lawsuit seeks an interim injunction to restrain Atti from making further defamatory statements about him. Court documents allege that her claims are unfounded and driven by malice, based on selective social media disclosures rather than concrete and verifiable evidence.
Cubana Chief Priest's mocking video has triggered widespread amusement online, with many netizens finding his response hilarious. Social media reactions have been mixed, with some users commenting:
"I read it in her voice," wrote @wf_lamar.
"Helen think say life na Nollywood," commented @dr_dalu.
"Kai this little boy did not beg to come to this world. Hmmmm," @ejuraobike reacted, showing concern for the child involved.
"Pity people that get pregnant for a man that doesn't even like them in the first place," said @crossberry8.
Others directly addressed the celebrity barman, with comments like "Pascal you must do DNA" from @Vivianvictor296 and "Paskaluuu Ogechukwu cam and take ya baby, your baby never eat since 1week now you dey eat suya" from @bolaomoekiti.
This paternity dispute continues to unfold publicly, with both parties seemingly unwilling to back down from their respective positions.
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