The family of legendary Ghanaian musician Daddy Lumba has confirmed that he was buried at his residence in East Legon following his passing. According to a statement from Abusuapanyin Kofi Owusu, a senior member of the family, the burial took place at Daddy Lumba’s home grounds in accordance with the family’s wishes and cultural practices.
Details from the family indicate that the decision to hold the burial at the East Legon residence was meant to honour the late artist’s legacy and allow close relatives, friends, and well‑wishers to pay their final respects in a meaningful and personal setting. The intimate nature of the service held away from large public venues reflected the family’s desire for privacy and focused remembrance.
Abusuapanyin Kofi Owusu noted that the burial followed traditional rites appropriate for a respected elder and celebrated artist, with close family members and select guests in attendance. The ceremony combined familiar cultural customs with moments of personal tribute to Daddy Lumba’s life and contributions to Ghanaian music.
The news of Daddy Lumba’s burial at his residence has been widely shared across social media and among music fans, with many expressing condolences and remembering his impact on Ghana’s entertainment industry. Supporters of the late musician took to various platforms to share memories of his songs, performances, and the joy he brought to generations of listeners.
Members of the entertainment community, as well as political figures and cultural leaders, also acknowledged Daddy Lumba’s influence, praising his role in shaping contemporary Ghanaian music and uplifting the highlife genre. Messages of sympathy continue to pour in as the nation reflects on his enduring legacy.
The family confirmed that further memorial activities including gatherings to celebrate his life and music may be planned in the coming weeks, giving fans and admirers opportunities to honour his memory.
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Source: Thepressradio.com
