The family of the late Ghanaian music legend Charles Kwadwo Fosu, widely known as Daddy Lumba (1964–2025), has issued a firm demand for clarity regarding his burial site. Immediate family members have called on Abusuapanyin Kofi Owusu to publicly disclose where the iconic artist was laid to rest. They have given him a strict deadline of two weeks to share this information or step down from his role as family head.
Relatives say they are deeply troubled by the lack of transparency surrounding the burial arrangements. According to family spokespeople, no clear communication has been provided about the final resting place of Daddy Lumba, despite repeated requests. This has caused increasing tension and concern among close kin who feel left out of critical decisions.
The disagreement follows Daddy Lumba’s passing on July 26, 2025, and subsequent internal disputes about funeral planning and leadership within the extended family. Some family members have publicly challenged decisions made by Abusuapanyin Owusu, alleging that important cultural and familial protocols were ignored.
An aunt of the late musician described the situation as emotionally taxing, stating that family members have been unable to find closure because of the ongoing uncertainty. Supporters and followers of the legendary artist have also weighed in on social platforms, amplifying attention on the conflict and calling for respectful resolution.
The family’s ultimatum highlights growing impatience and frustration. They insist that full disclosure of burial details is essential to honor cultural traditions and provide peace to the late artist’s loved ones. If Abusuapanyin Owusu fails to meet the deadline, the family says it will pursue formal steps to replace him as the head of the family.
