A bizarre twist in the Cubana Chief Priest DNA challenge: Kenyan woman Hellen Mutimu proposes a 100m race to settle the paternity dispute

The ongoing paternity dispute between Kenyan woman Hellen Mutimu and Nigerian nightlife mogul Pascal Okechukwu, aka Cubana Chief Priest, has taken an unusual turn.

Mutimu, who claims Cubana Chief Priest is the father of her son following a one-night stand in Nigeria, has challenged the socialite to a 100-meter race.

Mutimu has repeatedly called for a DNA test to verify her claims, while Cubana Chief Priest has consistently denied fathering her child. He alleges she declined his offer to come to Nigeria for a DNA test and instead asked for money, claiming she and her son were hungry.

In a recent Instagram post, Mutimu proposed a unique solution: a 100-meter race. She stated that if she wins the race, Cubana Chief Priest must agree to a DNA test. If he wins, the DNA test will be off the table.

“Pascal, since you don’t want to do the DNA test then let’s do athletic, me and you to run 100m then if you win you will not do the DNA test but if I win we can do the DNA. How about that?” Mutimu wrote.

Cubana Chief Priest has yet to respond to Mutimu’s unconventional challenge. The public awaits his reaction to this unusual proposal, adding another layer of intrigue to the already contentious dispute.

The paternity dispute has garnered significant attention on social media, with many following the unfolding drama. Mutimu’s challenge has injected a dose of absurdity into the situation, further fueling public interest.