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Hellen Mutimu, a Kenyan woman, has taken another shot at Nigerian celebrity Pascal Okechukwu, also known as Cubana Chief Priest.
It was previously reported that the nightlife businessman was denied a US visa to attend his close pal Davido’s wedding in Miami.
Helen insulted him in a new post, stating that he would only be able to visit America in fantasies.
She attributed the claimed visa denial to his refusal to take a DNA test to confirm her son’s paternity.
According to her, his decision to ignore his “flesh and blood” is the reason his “ways are blocked,” and she encourages him to “use his brain.”
She shared her Instagram story with the following: “Pascal okechukwu you never see anything ur not going to America maybe in ur dreams see I told you if you come for DNA maybe you will be able to go to that America but because you have neglected ur flesh and blood that’s why ur ways is blocked use ur brain man.”
Helen has repeatedly claimed that a one-night experience with Cubana Chief Priest in Nigeria resulted in her pregnancy, an allegation he has continuously rejected.
While she insists on a DNA test, he claims she previously declined his invitation to come to Nigeria for the test and instead requested financial aid.
