Rita Odafe
Nigerian entrepreneur Pascal Okechukwu, widely known as Cubana Chief Priest, has refuted claims that he fathered a child with a Kenyan woman named Hellen, who has publicly criticized him for allegedly neglecting his parental duties.
He emphasized that he is married and committed to respecting his family.
The socialite suggested that this baby mama drama seems aimed at sabotaging his marriage.
Hellen has consistently accused Cubana Chief Priest of abandoning her and their supposed child, an allegation he strongly rejects.
In a recent interview on Channels Television’s Rubbin Minds on January 26, Chief Priest asserted that he is not the child’s father and does not know Hellen at all.
“It cannot be my child. I do not know her. I’ve never met her. Children are blessings from God, no matter how they come. I have more than enough resources to care for any children I may have. I cherish my wonderful marriage, which is the greatest gift to me, and if you observe all the criticism, it centers around my marriage,” he stated.
When asked if he would accept the child if proven to be his, Chief Priest responded affirmatively, saying he would undergo a paternity test to clear his name but not without voicing his displeasure over the harsh treatment he is receiving.
He confirmed that the allegations haven’t strained his marriage, as he and his wife are more than just partners; they are also closely united in business.
The businessman from Imo State mentioned that this issue has persisted for some time, but he remains unaware of the individuals orchestrating it.
He observed that Hellen tends to appear in the limelight whenever he faces a controversy, hinting that her motives might not be as innocent as they seem.
To hear more from him, watch the video below;
