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Some die-hard fans of highlife legend, Daddy Lumba, on Tuesday, celebrated the musician's birthday with the crew of Hitz FM.
The group, led by the host of Asempa FM’s Girls Girls show, Nana Adjoa Silky, stated that the singer has not only inspired them but brought smiles to their faces with numerous hit songs.
"He is so mellow and he respects humanity. And I get two feelings about him, he has one that takes me closer to God and others that get me orgasmic."
"He is submissive and down to earth, he respects everyone and will never start a statement without saying please. He motivates me so much," Nana Adjoa told Andy Dosty on Daybreak Hitz on Hitz FM.
According to the group, with the Influence Daddy Lumba has had on them and Ghanian music, it was only right to form a group to celebrate him.
"It was just one Lumba fan who thought he had to be celebrated and he brought other lovers together to celebrate him and to protect his brand and legacy."
The group also brought to the studio a birthday cake for Daddy Lumba.
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