Celebrity barman, Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, has ignited reactions following his recent post on social media.

In a recent Instagram post, the Celebrity barman shared a playful video from his vacation in France, using a catchphrase famously associated with Ati’s online call-outs.

“PASKAL !!! You Will Suffer,” he captioned.

The drama stems from his ongoing paternity dispute with Hellen Ati, a Kenyan woman who claims Chief Priest is the father of her two-year-old son.

Hellen Ati alleged that Cubana Chief Priest fathered her child after a short romantic encounter in April 2022.

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Despite her persistent demands for a DNA test, the nightlife mogul has reportedly ignored her requests.

The Kenyan woman has repeatedly taken to social media to call out Cubana Chief Priest, publicly dragging his wife into the controversy and issuing threats.

Cubana Chief Priest has filed a defamation lawsuit against Hellen Ati in a Kenyan court, seeking an interim injunction to restrain her from making further defamatory statements about him.

The lawsuit alleges that Hellen Ati’s claims are unfounded and driven by malice, based on selective social media disclosures rather than concrete and verifiable evidence.

The video has triggered a wave of amusement online, with many netizens finding the response hilarious.

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@wf_lamar said, “I read it in her voice”

@dr_dalu commented, “Helen think say life na Nollywood”

@donsurplusenterprise wrote, “Na this kain suffer I want o”

@ejuraobike reacted, “Kai this little boy did not beg to come to this world. Hmmmm”

@crossberry8 said, “Pity people that get pregnant for a man that doesn’t even like them in the first place”

@Vivianvictor296 wrote, “Pascal you must do DNA” @ifypeterofficial reacted, “Paskal you be agbaya”

@bolaomoekiti commented, “Paskaluuu Ogechukwu cam and take ya baby, your baby never eat since 1week now you dey eat suya”

DJ Cuppy, a popular disc jockey and daughter of Nigerian billionaire, Femi Otedola, has revealed that at 32, she still calls her mother to guide her when cooking.

The singer revealed she still calls her mum, Mrs Nana Otedola, to ask how long it takes to boil rice despite her being successful in other spheres.

She disclosed this on her X handle on Wednesday when she wrote, “Making it big… but still calling my mum to ask how long to boil rice.”

Her post elicited mixed reactions, with some fans claiming that her revelation might chase potential suitors away.

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Read some of the reactions below;

@Glorious2Smooth wrote, “Cuppy you’re not supposed to say this online. You’re chasing your husband away unknowingly.”

@Khaytweets wrote, “So you don’t usually cook for yourself?”

@Official_Patson wrote, “And you Dey find husband?”

@Adeyemoshield wrote, “Ahn Ahn Aunty. I am highly disappointed in you o, I mean at your age you don’t know how to boil ordinary rice? Are you for real or you are just catching cruise? All these rich man pikin self.”

Former Big Brother Naija reality star, Mercy Eke, has revealed the housemate whom she considers a “10/10” in the ongoing season 10.

Eke, who won the 4th edition of the reality show in 2019, declared that Dede is 10/10, signaling to her fans that she’s supporting the 23-year-old Delta-born entrepreneur.

“Dede a 10/10 ,” she wrote on her X handle, eliciting excitement from her fans and fans of Dede.

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Earlier, her colleagues, Erica and Tacha argued over which housemate will win the 10th edition of the reality show.

Erica backed Sabrina while Tacha tipped Isabella to win the show.

Another former Big Brother Naija star, Adekunle Olapade had since declared his support for Sultana.

The winner of Big Brother Naija Season 10 is expected to win a total of ₦150 million grand prize, which includes cash and prizes from sponsors.