Ghanaian celebrities who have reacted to Daddy Lumba’s death

Following the sudden demise of Ghana’s Highlife legend, Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, some entertainment personalities have taken to social media to share their heartfelt condolences with the bereaved family.

In a statement released through his official page on Facebook and confirmed by Daddy Lumba FM, the family of the musician confirmed that he passed away in the early hours of Saturday, July 26, 2025, after battling a short illness.

Here are some notable entertainment personalities who have reacted to the news so far:

Serwaa Amihere:

Media personality, Serwaa Amihere, in an X post, described the late veteran as a friend, adding that she is devastated by Daddy Lumba‘s death.

Serwaa Amihere, in the past few years, had a blossoming friendship with Lumba before his death.

On February 15, 2025, the media personality organised a concert titled “Valentine with Daddy Lumba” which marked the musician’s last performance before his death.

“I am heartbroken and sad because a friend has passed. RIP to the legend, Daddy Lumba, and until we meet again, we will celebrate your time on earth,” Serwaa wrote.

Sarkodie

Rapper, Sarkodie, who for the past years showed love for the late Daddy Lumba, also took to Instagram and expressed his sincere condolences to his family.

In his post, Sarkodie noted that he hasn’t been himself after hearing news about Daddy Lumba‘s death.

“Only if I had the words to express how I’ve been feeling since early this morning, but I don’t… We will all go back to the maker one day, but sometimes it’s hard to even entertain the thought when it involves people close to your heart.

“…RIP DL!!! Thanks for all you’ve done for us… The legacy lives on… Condolences to the family, I pray for strength,” he said.

Efia Oso

Ghanaian socialite, Efia Odo, also in an X post, described the late Daddy Lumba as a legend not only to Ghanaians, but to the world at large.

According to Efia Odo, the musician’s songs served as a voice to the broken and a melody that will live in every Ghanaian’s heart.

“Africa mourns. The world has lost a musical legend. Charles Kojo Fosu, lovingly known as Daddy Lumba, was more than a musician — he was a voice for the broken, a poet for the people, and a melody that lived in every Ghanaian heart.

“Your lyrics were the soundtrack of our love, our pain, our hustle, and our joy.

You gave us timeless songs, unforgettable stories, and a legacy that will never fade. Today, we don’t just say goodbye — We say thank you. Thank you for the music. Thank you for the memories. Thank you for being you,” she said.

Fameye

Singer, Fameye, in an Instagram post, wished the late Daddy Lumba farewell.

In his post, Fameye noted, “Okesie Nyame Nka wo ho.”

Musicians, KiDi, Strongman Burner, Archipalago, and media personality Nana Romeo, among high-ranking Ghanaian personalities, have also taken to social media to express their heartfelt condolences to the family of the late musician.

Read the posts below:

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