Hellen Atti Accepts Cubana Chiefpriest’s DNA Test Challenge, Sets Conditions

Kenyan socialite Hellen Atti has accepted businessman Cubana Chiefpriest’s challenge to undergo a DNA test in Nigeria over the paternity of her two-year-old son.

In a video shared on Instagram on Saturday, Atti said she was prepared to travel to Nigeria with her son for the test, maintaining that the entrepreneur fathered the child.

The development follows comments made by Chiefpriest born Pascal Okechukwu, after a report by Arise News highlighted the ongoing paternity dispute. Responding via Instagram, he challenged Atti to bring the child to Nigeria for a DNA test, insisting she should cover the travel expenses herself and stating that he would not send her any money.

Reacting to the challenge, Atti said she was willing to make the trip but outlined conditions for doing so. She asked Chiefpriest to either provide the funds or book flight tickets for herself, her son and a family member accompanying them.

She also proposed that two separate DNA tests be conducted—one at a laboratory of her choice and another at a facility selected by Chiefpriest—to ensure the credibility of the results.

The paternity dispute has continued to generate widespread attention on social media, with both parties maintaining their respective positions.