Hellen Ati, the Kenyan woman claiming to have a son with Nigerian socialite Okechukwu Pascal, popularly known as Cubana Chiefpriest, has made a tearful plea to Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma, urging him to persuade the businessman to undergo a DNA test.

Cubana Chiefpriest, who was appointed in 2022 as the Special Adviser to the Governor on Social Media Influence and Social Events Management, has repeatedly denied ever meeting Hellen, let alone having any intimate relationship with her.

Despite his denial, Hellen has persistently called for him to travel to Kenya for a DNA test, insisting that he must take responsibility as the father of her child.

In an emotional Instagram post on March 30, Hellen, visibly holding back tears, pleaded:

"@he_hopeuzodimma of Imo State, I need your help. Talk to Pascal Okechukwu a.k.a. Cubana Chiefpriest to please help his son in Kenya and agree to a DNA test. The baby is struggling—no food, nothing to feed him."

The dramatic appeal has reignited public interest in the ongoing paternity dispute, with many calling on Cubana Chiefpriest to take the test and settle the matter once and for all.