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Obi Cubana mocks Kenyan socialite Ati amid paternity dispute
Popular Nigerian socialite and music promoter, Cubana Chief Priest, has sparked mixed reactions online following his recent Instagram post that many believe is a subtle jab at his paternity accuser, Kenyan socialite Hellen Ati.
In the video shared from his vacation in France, the nightlife entrepreneur is seen having fun while playfully captioning the post with the phrase, “PASKAL!!! You Will Suffer”, a catchphrase widely associated with Hellen Ati’s repeated social media outbursts.
The tension between both parties stems from a paternity dispute.
Hellen Ati alleges that Chief Priest fathered her two-year-old son after what she described as a brief romantic encounter in April 2022.
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She has repeatedly taken to social media, demanding a DNA test and dragging Chief Priest’s wife into the controversy, often issuing veiled threats and accusations.
Despite her public pleas, Cubana Chief Priest has reportedly ignored her calls for a paternity test. In response to the growing media storm, he filed a defamation lawsuit against Ati in a Kenyan court.
He is seeking an interim injunction to bar her from making further defamatory statements against him.
The lawsuit argues that Ati’s claims are malicious and unfounded, accusing her of manipulating social media narratives without presenting concrete evidence to support her allegations.
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