Celebrity nightlife figure Cubana Chiefpriest is once again at the centre of online controversy, this time blending politics with his ongoing personal drama.

The businessman recently declared his support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and the All Progressives Congress (APC), promising to mobilise votes from Nigeria’s South East ahead of the 2027 general elections.

His political endorsement sparked mixed reactions across social media, with some applauding his stance while others criticised his involvement.

Amid the debate, his alleged babymama, Helen Ati, entered the conversation with sharp criticism. In a strongly worded post shared online, she questioned his credibility and sense of responsibility.

“If Pascal can neglect his own flesh and blood publicly, what about the people he claims to support?” she wrote. She went further to describe him as heartless and insisted that a DNA test remains necessary.

Her remarks quickly gained traction, reigniting discussions about the long-standing paternity and child support controversy between the two. The issue of a DNA test has repeatedly surfaced in their public exchanges, keeping their dispute in the spotlight.