A Kenyan lawyer representing Miss Helen, the alleged baby mama of popular Nigerian barman Cubana Chief Priest, has made shocking accusations against Burna Boy‘s alleged personal assistant (P.A.), Abu Salami, accusing him of demanding to have a baby with her.
These accusations follow Burna Boy’s public offer to assist the single mother, which has since taken a dramatic and unexpected turn. The lawyer, who is also a close friend of Helen, revealed the details in a public statement that sheds light on a series of events involving Salami’s inappropriate actions after Burna Boy’s offer.
According to the lawyer, after Burna Boy made his public offer to assist Helen, a Nigerian activist named Lucky Udu reached out, allegedly acting on behalf of Burna Boy. Udu reportedly facilitated the connection between Helen and Abu Salami through Instagram, introducing Salami as Burna Boy’s personal assistant.
Helen then claimed that Salami offered to relocate her and her child to Nigeria to ensure their safety and well-being. However, her lawyer strongly advised against it, warning about potential risks. It wasn’t long before the lawyer alleges that Salami’s communication began to take a more inappropriate and alarming turn.
The lawyer further revealed that she has evidence of conversations where Salami referred to Helen using pet names such as “baby” and “honey” and expressed a desire to have a child with her. He also insisted that Helen stay in his house upon her arrival in Nigeria. This behavior reportedly made Helen uncomfortable, and she declined his advances. In response, Helen requested that her lawyer be present for any further arrangements regarding assistance from Burna Boy.
Salami’s alleged hostility surfaced when Helen refused his advances. According to the lawyer, Salami lashed out at Helen, cursing her out and stating that Burna Boy owed her nothing. This development further strained the situation and raised serious concerns about Salami’s intentions.
In addition to the verbal aggression, the lawyer claims that Salami sent Helen $350 for visa arrangements to Nigeria. However, he attached an unusual stipulation to the offer: Helen would have to stay in Nigeria for seven months before gaining access to Burna Boy. The lawyer emphasized that this condition appeared to be manipulative and unethical.
The situation has sparked widespread concern and debate, as many are questioning the authenticity of Burna Boy’s support and the actions of those who allegedly represent him. The lawyer has vowed to take further legal action if necessary to protect Helen and her child from potential harm.
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