The lawyers representing the family of the late Ghanaian highlife legend Charles Kwadwo Fosuh, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, have responded firmly to claims and actions by his first wife, Mrs. Akosua Serwah Fosuh, and her family, who have reportedly filed an injunction to halt the musician’s funeral arrangements.
In a detailed response dated October 11, 2025, and signed by Fati Ali-Yallah (Esq.) of Baba Jamal & Associates, the solicitors for the Fosu Royal Family of Parkoso and Nsuta, the lawyers dismissed the claims made by Akosua Serwah Fosuh and her family.
Ghana’s own Gilbert Otoo, widely known by his stage name Gilly & The Stars, continues to establish himself as one of the country’s finest highlife voices and songwriters. Celebrated for his ability to compose in both English and Ga, Gilly stands in the tradition of great songwriters whose lyrical depth and cultural fluency elevate music beyond entertainment into timeless art. Gilly blends Ghana’s native rhythms with modern influences to reach audiences worldwide.
Most of his songs are crafted in the Ga language, reflecting both pride in his heritage and a desire to showcase Ga culture on the world stage, and he is determined to make Ga-language highlife resonate across continents.
Popular Ghanaian TikToker and food content creator Afua Nash has revealed the real reason behind her decision to break up with her Ex-lover.
Speaking with Zionfelix on the Uncut Show during the opening of a new branch of Piza World in Accra, Afua Nash disclosed that one of the people she currently respects most in her life is her manager.
Family members and close friends of the late Dr. Grace Boadu Kumanin, the renowned herbal medicine practitioner, have paid a heartfelt tribute to her at her burial site to mark what would have been her birthday, a year after her untimely passing.
On Friday, October 10, 2025, popular social media personality Nana Kwame Bediide took to his official TikTok page to share an emotional video capturing the moment he joined the late doctor’s family at the cemetery.
In the video, attendees appeared visibly emotional as they gathered at the graveside with funeral wreaths and a bottle of champagne, symbolically celebrating Dr. Grace Boadu’s birthday posthumously.
The group was seen arranging the wreaths neatly on her grave before popping the champagne in her honor, a gesture that reflected both sorrow and celebration of her life and legacy.
Sharing the video, Nana Kwame Bediide accompanied it with a touching caption that read:
“Gone but not forgotten, happy birthday to you, Dr. Grace Boadu.”
Dr. Grace Boadu, known for her work in herbal medicine and women’s health, passed away in 2024, leaving behind a lasting impact on Ghana’s alternative medicine industry.
The emotional video has since gained traction online, with many social media users joining in to celebrate the memory of the late healer and to express their condolences to her family.
Celebrated Ghanaian online journalist and humanitarian Kobby Kyei has opened up about how his decision to focus on human-interest and developmental stories has transformed his career and earned him recognition beyond Ghana’s borders.
In an interview with Irene Adubea Aning on The Career Trail program, Kobby Kyei explained that while many bloggers chase entertainment and celebrity gossip, he intentionally carved out a niche in humanitarian storytelling to create meaningful impact.
“If you check my Wikipedia, it says I once started as an entertainment blogger, but now I’m doing humanitarian work because I needed to find a niche for myself,” he said.
“Apart from Joy News, Adom TV, and a few traditional media houses, which blogger was going into rural communities to tell the stories of children and deprived communities? No one. I had to create that space on social media.”
He added that his shift in focus was inspired by a desire to leave a positive digital footprint that future generations could look back on.
“If I ask you about your grandmother’s mother, you may not know her. But imagine if in their time there was social media we would all know our great-great-grandparents. Today, everything we do remains online. My children’s children will be able to search and see what their grandfather did. That’s why I’ve decided to document my life in a positive light,” he explained.
According to Kobby Kyei, this unique direction has not only set him apart in the digital media space but also attracted the attention of corporate organizations, diplomats, and international institutions.
“That decision opened a lot of diplomatic and international doors, and corporate bodies also accepted what I was doing,” he noted.
For Kobby Kyei, blogging goes beyond trending stories; it’s about creating a legacy of impact and telling the untold stories of humanity.
Controversial Ghanaian broadcaster Blessed Godsbrain Smart, popularly known as Captain Smart, has boldly reacted to the injunction filed by Akosua Serwaa, the first wife of the late music legend Daddy Lumba, seeking to halt his funeral.
On Wednesday, October 8, 2025, the family of the late highlife icon announced that Daddy Lumba, who passed away in July at age 60, would be laid to rest on Saturday, December 6, at the Baba Yara Sports Stadium in Kumasi.
The announcement, made by family spokesperson and former Manhyia North MP Collins Amankwah, also outlined detailed plans for the funeral ceremony.
However, shortly after the announcement, reports surfaced that Akosua Serwaa had filed a court injunction against the family head, Victor Kofi Owusu Boahene, Transitions Funeral Home, and Odo Broni, Lumba’s alleged second wife.
Reacting to the legal development, Captain Smart, during his Onua Maakye show on Friday, October 10, declared that nothing and no one could prevent the funeral from taking place.
“Daddy Lumba’s funeral will be held on December 6. No one can stop it from happening,” he said emphatically.
The outspoken presenter further dared any court bailiff or officer to attempt serving injunction papers at the funeral grounds, warning that such an act would not succeed.
He added that the presence of Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, the Asantehene, would make it impossible for anyone to disrupt the ceremony.
“If you are a bailiff and you see Otumfuo sitting under his palanquin at the funeral, bring the court injunction. Bring it there—we will be waiting for you,” Captain Smart said.
His comments have since sparked mixed reactions online, with some backing his bold defense of the planned funeral, while others criticized him for disregarding the court process.
A video of Captain Smart issuing the warning to Akosua Serwaa and the court has since gone viral on social media.
Ghanaian TikTok star and food content creator Afua Nash has finally responded to critics who doubted her viral claim that she spends about GHC5000 a day to maintain her lifestyle.
She made this reaction when Zionfelix caught up with her again during the opening of a new branch of Piza World in Accra.
Flexible Eye Production unveils a fresh single from Stonegee titled “Self Involved,” produced by Medzion. The song marks the latest entry in Stonegee’s catalog, pairing his distinct vocal presence with Medzion’s polished production to create a sound that immediately draws listeners in. From the opening bars, the song blends intimate storytelling with a contemporary sonic palette, setting the stage for a personal and reflective listen.
Lyrically, “Self Involved” finds Stonegee confessing a hard-earned decision not to fall in love, only to find that a new woman has begun to occupy his thoughts and shift his resolve. He navigates that tension with candid lines and vivid moments, alternating between guarded self-awareness and open admiration. The result is a portrait of someone surprised by vulnerability, praising the new lady while weighing what it means to let someone in.
The collaboration with Medzion elevates the song’s emotional core, marrying crisp instrumentation to Stonegee’s emotive delivery. “Self Involved” feels both immediate and introspective, a brief but resonant snapshot of growth and temptation. Fans and newcomers alike are invited to stream the single and experience this next chapter in Stonegee’s evolving sound.
British-Ghanaian artist Marco Lowrey is back with a bang, dropping a fresh song titled “Salormey” featuring rapper Kwame Yogot. This new jam follows the success of his previous hits like “Twe Da” featuring Medikal and Kurl Songx, and “Ohemaa”.
In “Salormey”, Marco Lowrey showcases his signature fusion of genres, blending Afrobeats, R&B, Highlife, and hip-hop to create an infectious song that resonates with his fans and Ghanaians.
The song’s lyrics take a jab at Ghanaian men who often find themselves sleeping over at their women’s homes, a phenomenon locally known as “SALORMEY”. Marco Lowrey uses his platform to caution these men, warning them of the dangers associated with this behavior. With his unique style and catchy beats, Marco Lowrey is confident that “Salormey” will be a game-changer in the music scene.
Produced by Dr. Ray Beat, “Salormey” is a testament to Marco Lowrey’s creativity and artistry. As a British-Ghanaian artist, he’s well-positioned to blend different sounds and styles, creating music that’s both authentic and engaging. With “Salormey”, Marco Lowrey is set to take the music industry by storm once again. Check out the song on all digital platforms.
