Hellen Atti has responded after nightlife entrepreneur Cubana Chief Priest disclosed that he was receiving treatment in hospital.
The socialite shared videos on his Instagram Story on Wednesday showing himself on a hospital bed connected to a drip. Reflecting on his condition, he urged people not to take good health for granted.
“Nothing wey I never promise God today. Who dey healthy no really knows wetin god do for am.
Drip na water.”
In another update, he posted a clip of his wife by his bedside with the caption:
“In sickness and in health. Till death do us apart.”
Reacting to the development, Hellen Atti, who has repeatedly alleged that Cubana Chief Priest is the father of her child, said she believed his illness was a consequence of ignoring her demands.
She claimed that God does not ignore the cries of women and warned that he would continue to face challenges unless he accepted responsibility and agreed to a DNA test.
“You see, when a woman is crying, and the tears are dropping down. God is always finding a way. You think that you’re rich, so why do you get sick? You think that your money will buy your life, or sickness; it cannot, but only kindness can make God help you and forgive you.
“I’m telling you, from today, if you don’t repent, Pascal. You will face the consequences from God, and I am telling you the truth: you will not have peace so long as I’m alive.
“You will not have peace of mind until the DNA test is conducted, and you stand up and be a father, not a crooked father like you, Pascal. I will never let you go scot-free until death do me part, wicked man.”
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In a separate video shared on her Instagram page, Hellen further insisted that Cubana Chief Priest would remain ill until he fulfilled what she described as his responsibility.
