Daddy Lumba Is Alive and Thriving: Let’s Put the Rumors to Rest
Social media lit up once again with alarming headlines: “Daddy Lumba is dead!” The news sent shockwaves through Ghana and beyond. But here’s the truth—Daddy Lumba is alive, healthy, and still blessing us with his timeless legacy.
Debunking the Death Hoax
Rumors of the iconic musician’s death went viral on social platforms like X (formerly Twitter), Facebook, and WhatsApp. Thankfully, swift responses from trusted voices set the record straight.
Andy Dosty, a respected media personality and close friend of Daddy Lumba, cleared the air during a segment on Hitz FM:
“To be very honest, the legend is still alive. Daddy Lumba is still alive. He is not dead. Ignore the rumors. They’re not true.”
📰 GhanaWeb Report: Daddy Lumba Is Not Dead – Andy Dosty Shoots Down Rumors
A source close to the family confirmed the same to GhanaWeb:
“Daddy Lumba is alive and healthy. The family is surprised by the false news.”
A Sad Trend: Repeated False Alarms
This isn’t the first time Daddy Lumba has been targeted by false death reports. In 2015, MyJoyOnline reported on a similar hoax that deeply upset the artist.
In a world where digital content spreads in seconds, these fake stories hurt—not just emotionally but reputationally. They cause distress to the artist, his family, and millions of devoted fans.
Daddy Lumba’s Legacy Is Far From Over
Daddy Lumba, born Charles Kwadwo Fosu, is more than just a musician. He’s a living legend whose sound has shaped generations of Ghanaian music lovers. With 30+ albums and hits like:
- Aben Wɔha
- Theresa
- Mpempem Do Me
…his music is part of Ghana’s cultural heartbeat.
In fact, in March 2025, his song Mpempem Do Me was featured on King Charles III’s official playlist—a proud moment that placed Ghanaian Highlife on a global stage.
Ghana Music: Daddy Lumba Featured in King Charles III’s Playlist
Want to explore more of his music?
Daddy Lumba on Wikipedia
Let’s Celebrate Our Living Icons
It’s time we changed the narrative. Instead of spreading unverified and hurtful rumors, let’s honor the people who’ve given us so much joy and identity through music. Daddy Lumba is here. He’s alive. Let’s celebrate him now—not just when he’s gone.
