Hellen Ati, who claims to be the mother of a child fathered by popular socialite Cubana Chief Priest, has announced her intention to bring their son to Nigeria in a bid to confront the socialite directly. In a video posted on social media, Hellen expressed the emotional toll of raising her son alone for the past four years, revealing that the boy frequently asks about his father.

Hellen's announcement comes after a series of legal disputes between her and Cubana Chief Priest, whose real name is Pascal Okechukwu. She mentioned that she has sought legal recourse in the past, but the case was abandoned by Chief Priest midway through the proceedings. This abandonment has left her feeling frustrated and emotionally drained.

In her heartfelt video, Hellen stated, "I am coming to Nigeria. I am bringing this boy to his father's doorstep because I cannot contain this every single day." She further elaborated on the struggles of raising a child without the presence of his father, admitting that there are moments when she contemplates telling her son that his father is deceased, but she refrains from doing so.

Despite her claims, Cubana Chief Priest has consistently denied any knowledge of Hellen or their alleged child. The ongoing public dispute has drawn significant attention on social media, with many followers expressing sympathy for Hellen's plight and urging Cubana Chief Priest to acknowledge his responsibilities.

As Hellen prepares for her journey to Nigeria, the situation continues to unfold, raising questions about parental responsibilities and the emotional impact on children caught in such disputes. The outcome of this confrontation remains to be seen, but it highlights the complexities of family dynamics in the public eye.