This came up, after the court called the lawyers of both sides and issued the caveat.

Earlier, the High Court had restrained the head of the family, Kwame Owusu, from going ahead to organise the final funeral rites of the music icon on Saturday, December 13, 2025.

The court ordered him to convene a family meeting, involving all sides, within three days to plan the funeral.

The order from the court followed an application for an injunction by some of the maternal family members of Daddy Lumba, including his sister Ernestina Brempomaa, and his uncle, Yaw Opoku.

The funeral home, Transitions, where the body is being preserved, was also restrained from releasing the body to the head of the family for the planned Saturday event.

But after the court called the lawyers back, a caveat was issued that the applicants should pay GH¢2 million by 2 pm today. This is to help cover the costs incurred by the family head as of now towards the preparation of the Saturday, December 13, 2025 event.

Graphic Online’s Justice Agbenorsi reports from the court that Daddy Lumba’s maternal family members are the applicants in the persons of Obaapanin Afia Adomah, Robert and Georgina Gyamfi, Ernestina Brempomaa Fosuh, and Nana Afia Kobi.

The defendants are — Kofi Owusu (family head), Cal Bank (managers of the DL Foundation), and Transitions (funeral home)

The applicants, for whom the injunction ruling went in their favour, are to pay the GH¢2 million to the family head, Kofi Owusu, because of the costs he has incurred in organising the family as of now.

His lawyers were asking for GH¢5 million, but the court ordered GH¢2 million.

The mode of payment was not specified, so it can be either cash or cheque.

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“Makra Mo” is a soulful blend of gospel and Highlife rhythms, showcasing Broda Sammy’s vocal prowess and emotional delivery. The song’s title, “Makra Mo,” is a nod to one of Daddy Lumba’s classic hits, demonstrating Broda Sammy’s respect for the legend.

Fans and music enthusiasts have been flocking to streaming platforms to listen to “Makra Mo,” praising Broda Sammy for the beautiful tribute. The song’s release has sparked an outpouring of emotions, with many celebrating Daddy Lumba’s enduring legacy and impact on Ghanaian music.

Broda Sammy’s tribute to Daddy Lumba is a testament to the music icon’s influence on the industry. The new song ensures that Daddy Lumba’s memory lives on, inspiring a new generation of music lovers.

Check it out here:

Stream “Makra Mo” now on your favorite music platform!

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Making a statement of the floor of Parliament, the MP for Nsuta Kwaman Beposo, Adelaide Agyeiwaa Ntim described Daddy Lumba, as a culture icon who was more than musician and called for a state burial.

paying a tribute to the late musical icon, she noted that Lumba’s songs span generation, touching of love, life, hardship, and celebration.

She said, “DL’s contributions to Ghana’s music industry are invaluable.

According to her, Daddy Lumba was a pioneer of high life and hip life gener, mentoring many artists

Hon. Ntim, on behalf of her constituents and traditional leaders in Nsuta kwaman, appealed to the government to consider awarding national honours, including a state assisted funeral and establishing an initiative to preserve and promote his musical legacy.

On her part, the Member of Parliament for Okaikwei North, Hon Theresa Lardi Awuni expressed her deep condolences following the passing of Ghana’s highlife legend, Charles Kwadwo Fosu.

Speaking on the floor of parliament, hon. Lardi Awuni noted that Daddy Lumba’s music goes beyond entertainment.

She described his songs as powerful messages of hope and unity that resonate with Ghanaians across all walks of life

Drawing from his personal experience, Roman Fada cautioned prospective couples to exercise extreme care and consideration before embarking on the journey of marriage.

Roman Fada acknowledges that marriage can be a beautiful and rewarding experience, but he also emphasizes that it is a mixed blessing. “Marriage can make or break people,” he notes.

This nuanced perspective is echoed in the iconic song “It’s Not Easy” by Lucky Dube, which highlights the challenges and complexities of married life.

Roman Fada warns young people against being swept away by the romance and glamour of wedding ceremonies.

He advises them to look beyond the surface level and consider the long-term implications of their decision. “There’s more to marriage than the fun-fair,” he emphasizes. “Young people must be prepared to face the challenges and responsibilities that come with married life.”

Roman Fada’s advice to prospective couples is clear: think twice before saying “I do.”

He encourages young people to take their time, reflect on their decision, and consider the potential consequences of their choice.

By doing so, they can make a more informed decision and set themselves up for success in their future together.

As Roman Fada shares his wisdom with prospective couples, his message serves as a timely reminder of the importance of careful consideration and reflection in the decision-making process.

By heeding his advice, young people can navigate the complexities of marriage with greater confidence and preparedness.

*Roman Fada Offers Sage Advice to Prospective Couples: “Think Twice Before Saying ‘I Do'”*

Ghanaian media personality and running mate for the Late Akua Donkor’s Ghana Freedom Party, Roman Fada, has shared valuable insights with young people preparing to tie the knot.

Drawing from his personal experience, Roman Fada cautioned prospective couples to exercise extreme care and consideration before embarking on the journey of marriage.

Roman Fada acknowledges that marriage can be a beautiful and rewarding experience, but he also emphasizes that it is a mixed blessing. “Marriage can make or break people,” he notes.

This nuanced perspective is echoed in the iconic song “It’s Not Easy” by Lucky Dube, which highlights the challenges and complexities of married life.

Roman Fada warns young people against being swept away by the romance and glamour of wedding ceremonies.

He advises them to look beyond the surface level and consider the long-term implications of their decision. “There’s more to marriage than the fun-fair,” he emphasizes. “Young people must be prepared to face the challenges and responsibilities that come with married life.”

Roman Fada’s advice to prospective couples is clear: think twice before saying “I do.”

He encourages young people to take their time, reflect on their decision, and consider the potential consequences of their choice.

By doing so, they can make a more informed decision and set themselves up for success in their future together.

As Roman Fada shares his wisdom with prospective couples, his message serves as a timely reminder of the importance of careful consideration and reflection in the decision-making process.

By heeding his advice, young people can navigate the complexities of marriage with greater confidence and preparedness.

This powerful worship anthem, officially released on January 13, is a masterful production that promises to uplift and inspire listeners.

Produced and mastered by the exceptional sound engineer, Nana Osei Arthur, — “Hallelujah” boasts an impressive lineup of talented instrumentalists.

The song features Bluddo Jr. on drums, Nana Osei Arthur on keys, Ato Sylvester on bass and Emmanuel Tetteh (Ahomah) on lead guitar.

The beautiful harmonies are courtesy of Tenor Isaac Nii Adjiri Quarcoopome, Soprano Sena Agbey and Alto Rosemary Lamptey-Mills.

This latest piece from Pastor Leonard Allotey adds to his impressive discography, which includes soul-stirring tracks like “Baba”, “Gye no di”, and “Yahweh”.

His music is characterized by its focus on magnifying the supreme being and encouraging believers to hold fast to their faith.

With “Hallelujah”, Pastor Leonard Allotey continues to demonstrate his commitment to creating music that inspires, uplifts and brings people closer to their faith. This song is a must-listen for anyone seeking a spiritual boost to start the year.

Get ready to be blessed by the powerful vocals and heartfelt lyrics of Pastor Leonard Allotey’s “Hallelujah”.

Stream or download the song today and experience the transformative power of worship music!

The 19th edition of Ghana Party in the Park, which is the biggest annual outdoor festival in the United Kingdom, was held on July 13, 2024 at Oak Hill Park in London.

Ghana Party in The Park UK witnessed unforgettable experience for all attendees, showcasing the best of Ghanaian music, food, and cultural displays.

The ‘Makoma’ hit maker swept attendees off their feet with back-to-back bangers and turned the whole atmosphere in to a party mood.

With his addictive musical style, the music superstar appears unstoppable, having achieved great success and ready to achieve even more.

King Paluta continues to demonstrate his versatility with some savage vocals, which has propelled him to prominence and could potentially be nominated for Artiste of the Year next year.

Since his sterling stagecraft, a lot of people, especially patrons of the event have expressed their admiration for ‘the new kid on the block.’

Other artistes at the event were Dancegod Lloyd, DWP Academy, KiDi, Olivetheboy, Wendy Shay,

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According to reports, the comic actor died at Evercare hospital in Lagos.

Details surrounding the cause of death and the veracity of these reports are still unclear but some players in the industry have already attributed it to his recent leg surgery.

Mr Ibu’s family and representatives have yet to comment publicly.

Similar rumours were rife in the past. However, according to Nairaland website he died on Saturday March 2.

The legendary actor has been battling health issues in October 2023, and undergone multiple surgeries that led to the amputation of his leg but received treatment and was discharged from hospital in early January this year.

Mr Ibu until his death was an indigene of Nkanu West Lagos of Enugu State. He is survived by wife and three children.

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Prophet Bernand El Bernard, the head pastor of Spirit Life Revival Ministry in Accra has hugely supported him by gifting him a new car, full scholarship for his children to the university and monthly allowance to lessen his recent financial struggles.

In a viral video online, Edward Akwasi Boateng is called to the front of the church, with Prophet El Bernard explaining the reason for which he is supporting the artiste.

In the same video, the man of God also presented a car to Akwasi Boateng at the Spiritual Revival Ministry where the latter worshipped today.

Touched by the unexpected gesture and moved to tears, Akwasi Boateng expressed his profound gratitude to Prophet El-Bernard for supporting him at his lowest.

The gesture is certainly some good news coming in for the gospel artiste whose grace to grass story has been a centre of social media discussions since videos of him selling pen drives and CDs hit the internet earlier this week.

The gospel musician, facing financial hardship, made a passionate appeal to the public to support him by purchasing his music.

Akwasi Boateng has been open about his marital crisis and how it largely contributed to his present unfavorable conditions and financial burden.

Last two years, he disclosed how his quest to meet up the high demands of his now divorced wife led to the selling of his 17 cars, plunging him into his current financial dungeon.

For gospel music enthusiasts, Akwasi Boateng has paid his dues in the Ghanaian gospel fraternity having blessed people with songs such as “Makoma so Ade,” “Kae asem a waka,” and “mebo wodin” among other well-known songs.

Hence, a video of him hawking on the stress of Kumasi became a matter of concern to his large following and it’s expected that Prophet El-Bernard’s assistance will go a long way to better his life.

 Watch video below:

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This revelation was made public through a post on the official Guinness World Records platform, responding to an individual who sought clarification on the outcome of the singing marathon.

Afua Asantewaa Aduonum had embarked on a remarkable endeavour to break the existing record for the longest continuous singing marathon, a feat that demands immense endurance and vocal prowess.

However, the GWR, in response to queries, clarified that the attempt did not meet the criteria required for a successful record-breaking achievement.

The singing marathon, a test of both physical and vocal stamina, captivated the attention of enthusiasts and supporters who eagerly awaited the confirmation from the Guinness World Records.

While the attempt may not have resulted in a new record, the courage and determination displayed by Afua Asantewaa Aduonum in undertaking such a challenging feat are commendable.