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Cubana Chief Priest’s alleged Kenyan baby mama, Helen recounts how the socialite allegedly impregnated her and denied the child.
She revealed this while speaking in an interview with content creator, Lucky Udu.
According to her, she and Cubana Chief Priest had met in 2022 when she came to Nigeria for her friend’s wedding.
She revealed that she and the socialite had met in a restaurant, and subsequently in a hotel where they had coitus.
Few weeks later, she realized that she was pregnant for Chief Priest who asked her to keep the baby.
She claimed that he blocked her on WhatsApp when she returned back to Kenya, after she stayed in Nigeria for two months.
Helen said in part …
“It all happend in 2022, april when I visited Nigeria for my friends wedding. We went to the restaurant to have some dinner in VI. That was where I met my baby daddy. The first time we talked, we exchanged contacts and then I went back to my apartment. The second day he called me and we met at this hotel called intercontinental hotel in Lagos. When we et there, we talked drink, and i left. I didn’t know he was a prominent person. He told me his name was Pascal Okechukwu, not chief priest. We had intercourse, and after two weeks I felt sick and went for test and told him about the result…
When I came back to Nigeria, after two weeks this guy blocked me.”
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Veteran Nigerian comedian, Ali Baba, has narrated how his joke about the former military leader, General Sani Abacha, almost ended his life.
The 59-year-old reflected on the incident during his appearance on Leadership Podcast.
Recalling the tense atmosphere surrounding one of his performances during Abacha’s regime, he said, “The first close encounter I had with death is when general Sani Abacha was the President.
“So, I went to anchor an event in Abuja. So when it was time for the Akwa Ibom cultural group to perform. Abacha was still wearing one of those dark Rayban sunglasses that could be folded.
“I stopped the cultural group dance and faced Abacha, saying, ‘Your Excellency, sir, it’s almost 10 pm why are you wearing dark shades? Remove this shade nah or don’t you want to see their performance?
“Abacha then removed his glasses and talked to his aide. Immediately I saw DSS officers going backstage to wait for me. Immediately I noticed DSS presence, I went down the stage to sit on the ground next to Abacha. He then made jokes about me and questioned why I refused to go backstage.
“I said don’t worry, sir, let them arrest me here. He then looked at me and smiled.”
DAILY POST recalls that late General Sani Abacha ruled Nigeria from 1993 to 1998, after a coup that ousted interim President Ernest Shonekan.
His regime was infamous for abuses, with opposition figures being imprisoned, tortured, or killed.
A suspected sex worker who was seen in a viral video undressed and tied to a chair in a hotel in Abuja has narrated her ordeal in the hands of a 30-year-old man, Joseph Efe.
Efe who was arrested for stealing a cellphone from the suspected sex worker, said he committed the crime to raise money for his sister who has sickle cell anemia.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps FCT Commandant, Dr Olusola Odumosu while briefing the press on Friday, said that the suspect was arrested on Wednesday at the Top View hotel in Abuja.
Efe during his confession before newsmen, said that he met the victim on a “hookup site” before inviting her to the said location.
The suspect said he tied the victim to prevent her from getting help as he exited the hotel after stealing from her.
“I tied her so that she would not run after me as I fled. I told her to take off her clothes so that even if she can untie herself before she puts on her clothes I will be long gone,” Efe said.
He added that before his arrest, he had stolen from four victims in Port Harcourt, Lagos and Abuja.
Narrating her ordeal, the woman (name withheld), said that she had been on the hookup site called “coded site”.
”I met the suspect some months ago. I live in Enugu but visit Abuja for other business reasons.
“When I got to the hotel, the suspect asked me if I was afraid of death.
“He said if I cooperate with him he will not hurt me like other girls. He said his friend was outside and if I made any wrong move, he injected me with something.
“I pleaded with him, he slapped me and asked me to strip my clothes. I tried to get to the door but it was locked by him and he held the keys,” she said.
She alleged that he used her dress to firstly tie her hands but when it was not tight enough, he took out a cellophane tape.
“He turned the television volume very high and blocked my mouth with a handkerchief,” she said.
She further said that he stole her phone, unlocked it, forced her thumb on the screen and asked for her bank account details.
She said after unlocking the phone, he discovered that she didn’t have money in the account.
“He warned me not to make any noise and left the room.
“I later noticed movement outside the door and saw the colour of the uniform the person was wearing and was relieved that it was the hotel staff.
“I struggled and dragged myself to the window and banged it hard. Luckily, the guy heard me and I made a sign pointing in the direction the suspect went,” she said.
According to the NSCDC FCT Commandant, it was in the process of the suspect trying to escape from the hotel premises that his movement became suspicious and in the process of trying to stop him, he took to his heels before being chased and caught by NSCDC operatives.
Odumosu said that the video circulated on social media of the lady and the victim in the hotel room was not recorded by NSCDC operatives.
“Let it be made clear that the video in circulation on this incident was not shot by the operatives of the NSCDC as we only became aware of its existence when it went viral on social media,” he said.
He added that after preliminary investigation the suspect and victim will be handed over to the relevant agency for further necessary actions and investigation.
“We are duty bound and empowered to do due diligence before taking necessary steps towards prosecuting or handing over a suspect as the case may be to any relevant sister agency,” he said.
The commandant warned hotel operators to be more vigilant and should do better in protecting guests.
“Ensure your hotel facilities and premises are not used as a place to perpetuate crime.
“Let me also caution all young ladies also known as ‘runs girls’ to desist from such acts that will endanger their lives but rather engage in legitimate businesses to earn a living,” he said.
In another development, he said that four alleged vandals were arrested in the territory for theft and vandalising public infrastructure.
“One Usman Ibrahim was arrested while vandalising armoured cables from a transformer in Nuclear Technology Centre, Nigeria Atomic Energy Commission premises in Kwali Area Council following an intelligence tip-off.
“Another three persons were arrested while transporting a vandalised air-conditioner and stolen cables suspected to have been vandalised at Nigeria Educational Research and Development Council (NERDC) in Kwali also.
“ Charms were found on them and they confessed that one of the three is the seller while the other two are the buyers,” he said.