HELLEN ATTI REACTS TO CUBANA CHIEFPRIEST’S ALLEGED LAWSUIT: “KENYA IS NOT NIGERIA, YOU CAN’T BUY JUSTICE HERE”
Hellen Atti, the Kenyan woman who claims Nigerian socialite Cubana ChiefPriest fathered her son, has responded to reports of a lawsuit allegedly filed against her in a Kenyan court.
Reacting in a viral post, Atti dismissed the purported legal move, stating that Kenya is not like Nigeria where, according to her, influence and wealth can sway the judicial process.
“This is Kenya, not Nigeria. You can’t come here and think your money will buy justice. We don’t operate like that,” she said defiantly.
Her response comes after Nigerian lawyer Emeka Ugwuonye shared what he claimed was a court document showing that ChiefPriest had filed for an order to stop Hellen from allegedly defaming him online.
Atti, who has consistently maintained that the socialite is the father of her two-year-old son, insists on a DNA test a demand she says remains unanswered.
As of the time of this report, Cubana ChiefPriest has not publicly confirmed the lawsuit or responded to Hellen’s latest comments. The court document in question is yet to be independently verified, and no official hearing date has been announced.
The unfolding drama continues to stir reactions across social media, with many calling for clarity through legal due process.
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