A photo of Bishop Owusu Ansah and Her Ladyship Dorinda Smith Arthur
Following the Kumasi High Court’s ruling that Odo Broni, a partner of the late Daddy Lumba, should perform widowhood rites at his funeral with his legal wife, Akosua Serwaa, social media has been flooded with reactions.
Recently, on November 28, 2025, the court, presided by Her Ladyship Dorinda Smith Arthur, granted Daddy Lumba’s partner, Odo Broni, the right to perform the rites after the musician’s first wife, Akosua Serwaa, petitioned the court to declare herself as the sole legal surviving spouse.
Following the ruling, Ghanaian Bishop Owusu Ansah has issued a series of warnings to Justice Dorinda Smith Arthur, accusing her of bending the rule of law.
According to Bishop Owusu Ansah, the judge’s decision supports infidelity and sends a message to the younger generation that adultery and fornication are acceptable in marriages.
Akosua Serwaa speaks out following court verdict in Daddy Lumba widowhood case
“You, the judge, wait. We will come to you with the word of God. I am taking my time. You want to tell us that there is no use in getting married lately. You want to tell us that adultery is not a sin. God will deal with you, and He won’t let you go free,” he said.
Bishop Owusu Ansah further reiterated that Justice Dorinda Smith Arthur will be dealt with in the same manner God dealt with Nebuchadnezzar.
“God will never let you go free. He will deal with you as He did with Nebuchadnezzar. This will serve as a warning to others. You can’t bend the law to change what the Bible has said.
“We will come straight with the word of God and speak the mind of God. You want to destroy the next generation, but we will never keep quiet,” he added.
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— Bishop Owusu Ansah to Justice Dorinda Smith Arthur on Daddy Lumba’s wives: Akosua Serwaa vs Odo Broni case. https://t.co/7I4O8vHlm3 pic.twitter.com/O7CiPfyT65
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