Stan Alieke Advises Cubana Chief Priest’s Alleged Baby Mama On DNA Dispute
- Stan Alieke is advising Hellen Ati regarding her claim that Cubana Chief Priest is the father of her child.
- Hellen Ati has publicly appealed to Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma and his wife for assistance in her paternity case.
- In a Mother’s Day post, Hellen expressed her struggles as a single mother in Kenya.
Legal practitioner Stan Alieke has offered professional advice to Hellen Ati, the woman publicly claiming that popular socialite and businessman Cubana Chief Priest is the father of her child.
Hellen recently took to social media, appealing to Imo State Governor Hope Uzodinma and his wife, Chioma Uzodinma, to intervene in the ongoing paternity battle. In a heartfelt Mother’s Day post, she lamented the difficulties of raising her son alone in Kenya, citing financial struggles and lack of support from the alleged father. She urged the governor to use his influence to compel Cubana Chief Priest to take responsibility and undergo a DNA test to determine the child’s paternity.
In response, legal expert Stan Alieke advised Hellen to take the legal route instead of seeking public sympathy through social media. He explained that if she is confident that Cubana Chief Priest is the father, she should seek legal assistance and file a case in court. According to him, the court has the authority to order a DNA test, which would legally determine paternity.
Alieke further explained that if the test confirms Cubana Chief Priest as the biological father, he would be mandated by law to provide financial support for both the child and the mother. On the other hand, if the DNA test proves otherwise, he noted that Cubana Chief Priest could pursue legal action against Hellen for defamation.
He advised that social media rants might not yield the desired outcome, but legal action could ensure justice and accountability in the matter.
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