Hellen Mutimu, a Kenyan woman who claims to have a child with Nigerian socialite Cubana Chiefpriest, has accused Lucky Udu and Abdul Salami of pressuring her into making a video that thanked Burna Boy for financial help. In the video, Hellen expressed gratitude to Burna Boy for fulfilling his promise to assist her and her son, who she claimed were struggling in Kenya. However, she now alleges that the video was not her idea and that she was forced to record it by Udu and Salami.
Lucky Udu is known for running a charity show on social media, while Abdul Salami manages Burna Boy’s football academy. Both men played a key role during a public clash between Burna Boy and Cubana Chiefpriest. According to reports, Udu facilitated a meeting between Burna Boy and a man who claimed to be related to Chiefpriest. This meeting led to Burna Boy giving $30,000 in support, which was part of a larger dispute between the two Nigerian personalities.
When Hellen posted a video claiming she and her child were in need of assistance during Burna Boy’s clash with Chiefpriest, Salami and Udu stepped in, offering to help her. They promised that Burna Boy would support her, but according to Hellen, their involvement came with a price.
Hellen recently released a video in which she revealed the pressure she faced from Lucky Udu and Abdul Salami. She stated that the two men forced her to record the video thanking Burna Boy, even though she didn’t want to make such a public statement. In the video, she expressed gratitude for Burna Boy’s promised financial assistance, but now claims it was all under duress.
Furthermore, Hellen alleges that Udu and Salami requested a percentage of any future financial support she might receive from Burna Boy when she visits Nigeria. She also accused Lucky Udu of asking for sexual favors in exchange for helping her with the situation.
These accusations raise concerns about the influence of Udu and Salami in Burna Boy’s dealings, especially in relation to how they interact with vulnerable individuals seeking help. While Burna Boy has not publicly commented on the situation, his connection to both Udu and Salami could potentially tarnish his reputation if these claims are proven true.
This situation highlights the power dynamics that exist within the world of socialites and celebrities. Hellen Mutimu’s claims suggest that individuals with close ties to prominent figures may try to exploit vulnerable people for personal gain. It also raises questions about the ethical boundaries of charity work, especially when it comes to the pressures placed on individuals to act against their will for the sake of someone else’s reputation.
As the story continues to unfold, many will be watching closely to see how Burna Boy, Lucky Udu, and Abdul Salami respond to the allegations. For now, Hellen Mutimu’s claims are sparking conversations about the treatment of women and the exploitation of those in need of assistance.
