Lagos, Nigeria — Hellen Ati, the woman who claims to be the mother of two children with Nigerian social media influencer Cubana Chiefpriest, has celebrated a significant victory following months of online conflict. In a recent video shared on Instagram, Ati dances joyfully, with the caption announcing that her partner has agreed to undergo a DNA test for their second child.
The saga has been a public affair, with Ati leading a campaign online demanding recognition and a paternity test for her son. Cubana Chiefpriest, whose real name is Pascal Okechukwu, had not publicly acknowledged the child. The situation escalated with exchanges that included revelations about Cubana Chiefpriest’s wife and sister, fueling public interest and debate.
According to Ati, the breakthrough came after persistent pressure and public scrutiny. The agreement to undergo the DNA test represents a major development in the ongoing dispute. While the test has not yet been conducted, the willingness to proceed is seen as a significant step forward.
It also raises questions about the responsibilities of public figures in addressing personal issues in the public domain. For Ati, the journey has been about advocating for her rights and those of her children. Despite the ongoing uncertainty, she has expressed optimism about the future. Meanwhile, the public awaits the outcome of the DNA test, which could potentially resolve the dispute and bring closure to this high-profile case.
Source: afrikmag
