Nigerian filmmaker and activist, Ajemba Stanley, also known as Stanley Ontop, has shared his thoughts on the ongoing drama between nightlife boss Cubana Chiefpriest and his alleged baby mama, Hellen Ati, a Kenyan lady.
In a video posted on social media, Stanley called on Chiefpriest, whose real name is Pascal Okechukwu, to take a DNA test to end the controversy surrounding the paternity of a two-year-old boy Hellen claims he fathered.
“Dear Cubana Chiefpriest, kindly go and do a DNA test to avoid all these online dragging. Biko. Before, it was women who were afraid of DNA. Now, men are the ones avoiding it. Nawaooo,” Stanley said in the video.
He added that Hellen had promised to turn herself in to the police if the DNA test showed Chiefpriest is not the father of the child.
Stanley also called out social media activist VeryDarkMan accusing him of being biased for not using his platform to push for a DNA test in the case.
“Abeg Owerri Rick Ross (Cubana Chiefpriest), kindly do a DNA test to stop all these,” Stanley wrote.
However, his comments triggered mixed reactions from social media users. Some agreed with him, while others defended Cubana Chiefpriest or attacked Stanley for interfering.
One user, nahjuanatu, commented,“Who asked the girl to be pregnant? She’s a nuisance please let’s stop giving her relevance.”
@bigbaby1053 added,“Even if this story is true, why she go carry Belle for one night stand.”
But another user, @preorder_by_mirah, said, “Honestly, I wonder why he is scared to do DNA.”
Stanley was also corrected by fans of VeryDarkMan. @officialmarcel6 replied,
“Before you talk, make research. Stop saying VDM didn’t talk about it. Go to his page, you’ll see where he said they should do a DNA test too. Peace and love.”
The drama between Hellen and Cubana Chiefpriest has been ongoing for months, with Hellen constantly posting online about her alleged child with the celebrity barman. So far, Chiefpriest has denied knowing her and has refused to take a DNA test.
