Hellen Mutimu, a Kenyan woman who claims to have a child with Nigerian billionaire businessman Cubana Chief Priest, recently expressed gratitude to Afrobeat star Burna Boy for fulfilling his promise to support her and her son.
This follows an intense public spat between Burna Boy and Cubana Chief Priest, during which Burna Boy extended his help to Hellen after a video of her pleading for aid went viral.
Hellen’s video detailed her struggles, including homelessness and an inability to provide basic needs for her son. She alleged that her attempts to reach Cubana Chief Priest for support had been ignored.
Burna Boy, moved by her plight, offered to relocate her to Nigeria, provide her with accommodation, and enroll her son in school. Additionally, he proposed introducing the boy to the Burna Boy Football Academy to support his potential career in sports.
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In response to Burna Boy’s actions, Hellen shared an emotional video on social media, thanking him for delivering on his promises and expressing hope for a brighter future.
This gesture garnered widespread praise from fans and public figures, though it also reignited debates about the paternity claims.
Cubana Chief Priest has consistently denied fathering the child, labeling Hellen’s claims as false and suggesting a DNA test to resolve the matter. He further criticized Burna Boy’s involvement, accusing him of using the situation for personal gain. Despite the ongoing controversy, Burna Boy’s intervention has been lauded for its humanitarian focus.
This case continues to attract significant attention on social media, highlighting broader issues around responsibility and public figures’ influence in personal disputes.
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