Audio By Carbonatix
Former President Nana Akufo-Addo has pleaded with the family of deceased highlife musician Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, not to be excluded from the funeral arrangements.
The former President noted that the highlife legend helped him win the mandate of Ghanaians to govern the country.
Nana Akufo-Addo said this when he paid a visit to the family of the late highlife legend on Friday, August 1, 2025, to extend his sympathy.
“I came here to sympathise with you and the loss of your royal. I cannot forget what he has done for me. Today, my name is everywhere in Ghana because of him and the work he did,” he said.
The former President also noted that he will be very pained if he is not part of the funeral arrangement, because he really wants to show his appreciation.
Latest Stories
-
Russia and Ukraine exchange more than 1,000 soldiers’ bodies
3 minutes -
First writing may be 40,000 years earlier than thought
10 minutes -
Daniel Etim Effiong says rustication from school led him to acting breakthrough
14 minutes -
Real Madrid condemn fan for alleged Nazi salute
22 minutes -
Ronaldo becomes co-owner of Spanish side Almeria
31 minutes -
Fans of richest English Premier League clubs pay £74 per match as ticket revenue soars
45 minutes -
Palace see off Zrinjski to reach Conference League last 16
56 minutes -
NAIMOS soldier shot during Dormaa anti-galamsey operation fully recovers
57 minutes -
NAIMOS soldier shot in Dormaa Central recovers after anti-galamsey operation injury
58 minutes -
Ghana isn’t legalising weed, we’re creating a therapeutic cannabis sector – Interior Minister
1 hour -
Lupita Nyong’o admits fear as fibroids return, urges better treatment options
2 hours -
Recreational use of cannabis remains illegal – Interior Minister warns
2 hours -
Wa West health crisis: District hospital named “best in region” despite running on only 5 midwives and broken theatre table
2 hours -
Eight out of 10 cardiac hospitalisations in Ghana caused by heart failure
2 hours -
Fisheries Commission to roll out insurance; Navy training for fishermen after sea attack
3 hours