- Kenya-based Helen Ati has publicly challenged Cubana Chief Priest to fly her to Nigeria for a DNA test amid their ongoing paternity dispute.
NAIROBI, KENYA — Helen Ati, the Kenya-based woman involved in a paternity dispute with Cubana Chief Priest, has challenged the Nigerian socialite to send her a flight ticket to Nigeria for a DNA test. She made the statement while thanking supporters who had encouraged her during the ongoing controversy.
According to her public statement, Ati said she was willing to travel to Nigeria if Cubana Chief Priest does not want to come to Kenya for the test. She added that he should choose his preferred hospital while she would also select her own medical facility for the process.
“I challenge him to send me a flight ticket so I can come to Nigeria and take the DNA test. However, he will choose his own hospital, and I will choose mine,” she said in her statement. Ati also alleged that the socialite had failed to comply with a court directive regarding the DNA test.
The paternity dispute between the pair has attracted widespread attention on social media over the past several months. The matter has remained a topic of discussion among fans and entertainment followers in Nigeria and Kenya, with both sides making public statements on the issue.
The development means according to ENB the controversy could enter a new phase if both parties agree on a venue and conditions for the DNA test. It also keeps public attention on the dispute as many followers await further reactions and possible legal steps in the matter.
