Family and Associates Call for Peace and Reconciliation Between Late Daddy Lumba’s Wives

One year after the passing of highlife icon Daddy Lumba, family members and close associates are making urgent appeals for peace between his wives. Following a successful one-year remembrance ceremony in July 2026, the discourse has shifted from mourning to the resolution of internal family disputes that have recently surfaced. Kofi Owusu, the Abusuapanyin (family head), and Mama Acheampong, Lumba’s long-time music teacher, have both voiced their concerns, emphasizing that the current friction contradicts the peaceful nature of the legendary musician.

During a media interaction on July 27, 2026, Mama Acheampong delivered an emotional message to the late musician, invoking his spirit to intervene in the marital discord. She portrayed Daddy Lumba as a man who consistently avoided conflict throughout his life and career. Her plea—"If ghosts truly exist, wake up and settle the issues between your wives"—reflects the deep concern among those who knew him personally, fearing that the ongoing disagreements may tarnish the memory of a man who lived his life in relative tranquility.

Reinforcing this call for stability, Abusuapanyin Kofi Owusu highlighted the importance of harmony in the wake of the remembrance event. He stressed that while family members may face personal challenges, public disputes must end to ensure the late musician is honored properly. Owusu expressed his commitment to supporting both women if they can find common ground and unite, noting that reconciliation is the only way to effectively preserve Daddy Lumba's immense cultural legacy for future generations.

As the family navigates this sensitive period, the calls for peace serve as a reminder of the complex personal lives often behind public figures. The resolution of these issues remains critical for the family’s privacy and the protection of the Ghanaian icon’s brand. For now, the public and Lumba’s dedicated fanbase look to the family leadership to foster the unity necessary to keep his musical heritage untainted by domestic strife.