Hellen, Cubana Chiefpriest alleged baby mama has cried out claiming she is yet to receive the cash promised by Burna boy.
“Lucky Udu and Abdul Salami forced me to say Burna Boy has helped me out with N30 million. I have not received any money. Lucky Udu even asked me to come and stay in his house when I come to Nigeria as he really likes me’’-
Lucky Udu is the man that runs a charity show on social media and helped facilitate Burna Boy’s meeting with the alleged younger brother of Cubana Chiefpriest who received $30k from the singer during his clash with Cubana Chiefpriest.
Abu Salami is the man who runs the football academy owned by Burna Boy. He was the one who Burna Boy promised to make sure he contacts Hellen after she released a video claiming that she and her alleged son with ChiefPriest were suffering back in Kenya as the socialite has refused to claim responsibility of the boy.
In a video released last night, Hellen said that Lucky Udu and Abu forced her to make the video she released five days ago thanking Burna Boy for fulfilling his promise to her.
She also alleged that they asked to collect a percentage of whatever money BurnaBoy would be giving to her whenever she comes to Nigeria. She also accused Lucky of asking for sexu@l favours from her whenever she visits Nigeria.
The alleged Cubana Chief Priest babymama calls out Burna Boy, Luckg Udu and Abu Salami that they didn’t give her the money that was promised.
— High Chief Lawrence I. Okoro (Sir Law) (@LawrenceOkoroPG) January 18, 2025
She said he even told her to come to his house that he really likes her. pic.twitter.com/SXuPNKIfxu
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