Cubana Chief Priest’s alleged baby mama laments how women who demand DNA test are treated 

Hellen Atti, the alleged baby mama of celebrity bar tender Pashal Okechukwu, aka Cubana Chief Priest, has lamented about how the world treats women who demand a DNA test.

The mother of one, in a post shared on her official Instagram page, said that the world treats women who demand a DNA test differently as against men who demand the same.

Additionally, she cautioned Cubana Chief Priest against assuming that she would raise her baby by herself only to have him later claim him as his own in the future.

‘‘When a man demands for a DNA the whole universe supports them, but when a woman asks for a DNA, the same entire universe crucifies her. How unfair is this world? May God bless, protect, and prosper all women in this world, IJN.

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‘‘Money na belle come and carry your son, because I am not playing, like I said, DNA is pending, why is because you are running away from it. Paschal, I am sorry to say this but don’t think I will take good care of this boy, then you wait till he is grown is when you bring that your big belle for nothing close to my son.

‘‘Come let’s do the DNA very soon. Your son will be in Owerri, trust me. Paschal from today, they should call you a DNA runner and were from Owerri, not Rock Ross, you don’t deserve that name, big belle.

‘‘God abeg o, see the way junior Paschal is standing like you Paschal, Jesus, you see that you cannot run away.’’ Hellen wrote in part on her official Instagram page.

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