The children of the late highlife legend Charles Kwadwo Fosuh, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, have distanced themselves from an ongoing court case concerning his funeral and burial arrangements.
In a statement released on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, the children of Akosua Serwaa and Daddy Lumba clarified that they are not involved in the legal proceedings and do not wish to be part of any disputes related to their father’s funeral.
“We are not parties to this legal process and do not wish to be involved in any conflicts surrounding the funeral arrangements,” the statement read. “Our only desire is to honour our father’s memory in a dignified, respectful, and peaceful manner.”
The statement, signed by Charlyn Fosuh, emphasized that all of Daddy Lumba’s children remain united in love and respect for their late father and are fully focused on celebrating his legacy.
The family further appealed to the public and the media to handle matters surrounding the musician’s funeral with sensitivity and respect, urging journalists and social media users to avoid spreading unverified information or fueling unnecessary controversy.
“We believe our father deserves a farewell that reflects the peace, dignity, and unity he valued in life,” the statement added.
Daddy Lumba, celebrated as one of Ghana’s most influential highlife musicians, passed away recently, prompting an outpouring of tributes from fans and industry peers.
Plans for his funeral have drawn significant public attention, with many calling for a respectful and unified celebration of his life and immense contribution to Ghanaian music.
Since news of Daddy Lumba’s passing broke, tributes have poured in from across Ghana and beyond. Fellow musicians, fans, and cultural icons have described him as a timeless legend whose music shaped generations.
His songs, filled with emotion and storytelling, became anthems that connected deeply with the Ghanaian experience. From love ballads to social commentary, Daddy Lumba’s artistry transcended eras and genres.
As preparations for his final rites continue, many have called for unity among family members and stakeholders to ensure his legacy is celebrated with the honour it deserves. His memory, they say, should unite rather than divide.
