A Cuban high priest attacked Arise TV after they published a story about his alleged mother

Nigerian nightlife entrepreneur Cuban high priest reacted after a television report noted his ongoing paternity dispute with a Kenyan woman Hellen Atti.

Responding in the comments section of the social media post, Cuba’s high priest challenged the media to bring Hellen Atti and the child involved into the studio, stating that he would be willing to submit DNA test live on television at no cost.

He said…

“Make Una help me bring her and the baby to una studio, make me come there, come do DNA for Una on Live TV for free”.

The socialite also spoke to social media users discussing the controversy, maintaining his stance on the matter and suggesting that the allegations against him were financially motivated.

emem_kemskelly_ukem replied: “@cubana_chiefpriest Go do a DNA Pascal. This garbage is bad for your image as a celebrity. Even your family. This DNA thing should have been done before it escalated to this level. You have no shame.”

cuban_chief priest he said: “@emem_kemskelly_ukem celebrity don’t be shy Shebi my money ain’t got no fuss like this. One thing is to make money, another thing is to protect me from urchins like you people. If you too have a child for me, bring him to any of my outlets or my residence Una deh angry. Make | send a person | no without money say you are creating content with my name and picture online. So this looks normal to you, if you were born to person, there’s no point in making a video, I’m not looking for my child, so I’m not spending anything to help you, it doesn’t matter about my money, I’m here, come to me.

The paternity dispute between Cuba’s high priest and Hellen Atta remained a topic of public debate for months.

Hellen repeatedly claimed that the businessman is the father of her child and urged him to accept responsibility. The Cuban high priest, however, has consistently denied the claim.

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