DNA Drama: Cubana Chief Priest’s Alleged Baby Mama Dares Him to a 100m Race

As the DNA controversy unfolds, Cubana Chief Priest’s alleged baby mama throws in a surprising challenge—daring him to a 100m race. Drama intensifies!

Hellen Mutimu, a Kenyan woman alleging to be the mother of Nigerian nightlife mogul Pascal Okechukwu’s child—better known as Cubana Chief Priest—has issued a challenge to the socialite for a 100-meter race.

Hellen has alleged that she had a one-night encounter with Chief Priest during her trip to Nigeria, resulting in the birth of her son. She is urging the socialite to agree to a DNA test to confirm her assertions.

Conversely, Cubana Chief Priest has consistently denied allegations of fathering a child with Hellen. He stated that he invited her to Nigeria for a DNA test, but she refused and instead requested financial assistance from him because she and her son were hungry.

In a recent Instagram post, Hellen dared Cubana Chief Priest to a 100-meter race, declaring that if she emerges victorious, they will proceed with the DNA test.

If he wins, the DNA test will be called off because he is resolute about not undergoing it.

She proposed, “Pascal, if you’re unwilling to take the DNA test, let’s have a 100m race instead. If you win, there’s no need for the test; but if I win, we go ahead with it. What do you say?”

Cubana Chief Priest has not yet responded to the challenge.