Nigerian superstar Burna Boy, whose real name is Damini Ogulu, has pledged to assist Helen, a Kenyan woman who claims to have a child with socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest.
Helen’s allegations have stirred controversy, but Burna Boy has stepped in with a compassionate gesture amid her public appeal.
The award-winning artist has promised to relocate Helen and her two-year-old son to Nigeria. Beyond offering shelter, Burna Boy committed to securing a job for Helen and ensuring her child receives a quality education.
He also revealed plans to enroll the boy in the Burna Boy Football Academy, expressing hopes of nurturing him into a football star.
This development comes in the wake of Helen’s accusations against Cubana Chief Priest, which gained traction on social media. Around the same time, Burna Boy made headlines for gifting $30,000 (approximately N48 million) to a man claiming to be Chief Priest’s brother.
Burna Boy’s involvement highlights his focus on providing tangible support in the midst of the ongoing public dispute.
Sharing his plans on Instagram, Burna Boy wrote, “We will relocate you to Nigeria, give you shelter, put your son in school, and give you a job. Also, by the grace of God, @burnaboyfootballacademy will build him into a football star. @luckyudu, please find her contact for me.”
The gesture has garnered widespread attention, showcasing Burna Boy’s willingness to step beyond the entertainment industry and offer meaningful assistance to those in need.
