A court has dismissed an injunction filed by singer Akosua Serwaa seeking to stop the funeral of legendary Ghanaian musician Daddy Lumba. The ruling clears the way for the family to proceed with preparations for the final rites of the music icon.
Akosua Serwaa had requested the court to restrain the family from holding the funeral until certain legal matters were resolved. However, the court ruled that there was no sufficient basis to grant the injunction, allowing the ceremony to go on as planned.
The decision has been welcomed by Daddy Lumba’s family and fans, many of whom had expressed concern that the legal action could delay the long-awaited farewell. The ruling also reignited discussions about the balance between family rights, legal claims, and cultural traditions in the context of Ghanaian funerals.
As the family moves ahead with funeral arrangements, admirers of Daddy Lumba continue to celebrate his legacy as one of Ghana’s most influential musicians, whose music has left an enduring mark on the nation’s cultural landscape.
Source: Thepressradio.com
