Daddy Lumba Funeral Saga Escalates: Sister seeks investigation into burial site
Ernestina Fosu seeks an investigation into the burial site of Charles Kwadwo Fosu, also known as Daddy Lumba, after controversy emerged over reports he was buried at his East Legon residence. Ernestina Fosu, along with Papa Shee and other family members, visited the Gborbu Wulomo-Shitse, the Spiritual Overlord of the GaDangme State, following a directive from the GaDangme Traditional Council on March 17, 2026, that the body be exhumed.
The family appeared before the Gborbu Wulomo because the burial was described as impermissible under Ga customary laws. Ernestina Fosu stated she was unaware he had been laid to rest at his residence, saying, "I didn't get the chance to see my brother's body because of the Abusapanyin. We did not know where he had been taken until we were insulted on social media by those claiming authority. It was then that we noticed he had been buried at his residence in East Legon."
A family member stated, "We brought schnapps today to plead with the chiefs to pray and commence an investigation so we can know where our brother and son has been laid to rest." The family appealed to the traditional leadership to investigate the circumstances surrounding the burial and confirm the exact location.
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The controversy surrounding the burial of Daddy Lumba continues to unfold- with his sister, Ernestina Fosu, now seeking answers. She has pleaded with the Ga Wolumo to investigate the burial site, but why is this investigation so important?
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