What began as a paternity row has now exploded into a rap battle.

Kenyan woman Helen Atti, who claims Nigerian nightlife mogul Cubana Chief Priest fathered her child has released a diss track aimed directly at him. The single, titled “Pascal Okechukwu” (the socialite’s real name), dropped on streaming platforms Thursday and immediately set social media alight.

In the track, Ati doesn’t hold back. She accuses the businessman of being a “419” (Nigerian slang for fraud) and even likens him to former information minister Lai Mohammed, a comparison that has sparked outrage, laughter, and disbelief in equal measure.

The move follows weeks of public sparring between Ati and Chief Priest. She has repeatedly demanded a DNA test while sharing Instagram posts suggesting he asked her to relocate to Nigeria with their alleged son.

Reactions to her musical broadside have been swift and divided. Supporters praised her audacity, with one fan urging her to “drag him well.” Critics, however, accused her of clout-chasing. “After insulting him, you’ll expect him to accept you and the child?” one commenter wrote.

Chief Priest, known for his flamboyant persona, luxury lifestyle, and close ties to Nigeria’s entertainment elite has not yet responded to the song.