Hellen Ati pleads with Cubana Chief Priest to provide financial support for their son, asking for school fees and basic care assistance
Hellen Ati, alleged baby mama to Nigerian entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest, has publicly appealed to the businessman to support their son.
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In a recent video, Ati begged Chief Priest to assist her financially, citing the child’s schooling and daily needs.
She insisted even a small contribution of $100 or $200 would be manageable for the entrepreneur without impacting his income.
“Even if you dey send me 200 dollars or 100 dollars, it’s not that too much for you, Pascal. You dey ignore this baby, Pascal, when I go see you?” Ati said tearfully.
The Kenyan woman’s plea comes amid previous warnings that she might take matters into her own hands if her appeals were ignored.
The situation has sparked public attention, reigniting debates on parental responsibility and financial support in high-profile relationships.
Ati’s recent outburst follows ongoing tensions surrounding Chief Priest’s personal life, which have periodically made headlines, including reactions from his wife and public commentary on social media.
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The businessman has yet to respond publicly to Ati’s latest appeal.
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
