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This is very sad may their souls rest in peace 🪦16 people lost their lives through accident😥
31/07/2025

This is very sad may their souls rest in peace 🪦
16 people lost their lives through accident😥

So sad! 16 Saviour Church youth lost their lives returning from convention in Juaso. Praying for the families and the in...
31/07/2025

So sad! 16 Saviour Church youth lost their lives returning from convention in Juaso. Praying for the families and the injured. 🕊️😢

Some artists manage to transform the everyday into art, but very few can do it with the depth and honesty that Kwadwo Fo...
30/07/2025

Some artists manage to transform the everyday into art, but very few can do it with the depth and honesty that Kwadwo Fosu— DADDY LUMBA —brought to Ghanaian music. He wasn't just a musician; he was a rare phenomenon, the sort of talent you only encounter once in a lifetime. Listening to Lumba meant listening to someone's life story—his victories, his heartbreaks, and everything in between—woven so naturally into melody that it felt like our own story as well.

One of the most enduring things about Daddy Lumba was how he drew from his personal experience, making each song an intimate reflection of his feelings or things he'd observed. Whether in gratitude, heartache, or celebration, Lumba put pure emotion into his music. Take, for example, his iconic song “Theresa Abebrese.” Written to honour his former love, Theresa, this track wasn’t just a thank-you note—it became an epic that sparked strong reactions, even leading to real tension in Theresa’s home. Yet, Lumba stood by his truth and later addressed the controversy in “Yenfa Odo,” poignantly expressing the pain of being misunderstood for genuine gratitude.

His music was more than entertainment; it was a window into the soul—a chance to recognize the goodness in people, to feel the sting of betrayal, and to hope for brighter days. Lumba’s ability to use evocative Akan phrases and poetic Twi gave his lyrics a unique richness and lasting weight. You didn’t just hear his songs; you felt them, and you found lessons in them too.

Even as he prepared to honour his wife, Odo Broni, with the unreleased "Medo Wonkoaa," Lumba continued to share pieces of his life with the world. It's this bond between his lived truth and his art that makes Daddy Lumba stand out not just as a legendary musician, but as a true philosopher of human emotion.

His legacy remains alive in the hearts of all who found comfort, joy, and understanding in his words. For everything you gave us, Ɔkra Fosu, we are forever grateful. 🕊️

The Fosu family announces condolence book & vigil for Daddy Lumba. Check details for time and venue.Credit: DL
28/07/2025

The Fosu family announces condolence book & vigil for Daddy Lumba. Check details for time and venue.

Credit: DL

SAD PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT 📣 DADDY LUMBA’s USA 🇺🇸 AND CANADA 🇨🇦 TOUR CANCELLED😭
27/07/2025

SAD PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT 📣

DADDY LUMBA’s USA 🇺🇸 AND CANADA 🇨🇦 TOUR CANCELLED😭

23/07/2025

Happy follow-versary to my awesome followers. Thanks for all of your support! Evans Yeboah

Ghanaian sensation  has joined forces with reggae royalty  for an electrifying new single that promises to unite hearts ...
16/07/2025

Ghanaian sensation has joined forces with reggae royalty for an electrifying new single that promises to unite hearts across the globe.

"I Got A Song" represents more than just a collaboration—it's a powerful testament to music's ability to bridge cultures, connect souls, and spread messages of unity and hope. This Friday, July 18th, prepare to experience the magic when two musical powerhouses combine their distinctive sounds.

Rocky Dawuni's unique "Afro Roots" sound masterfully blends African rhythms with Caribbean reggae and American soul, creating a universal language of unity. His music has graced stages alongside legends like Stevie Wonder and John Legend.


Reggae Royalty & Visionary
First-born of Bob & Rita Marley
CEO of Tuff Gong International
3x GRAMMY Winner (The Melody Makers)

As the eldest daughter of reggae legend Bob Marley, Cedella carries forward her father's legacy while carving her own path as a singer, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Her multifaceted creativity honors her family's musical heritage.

In an era where music often divides, "I Got A Song" stands as a beacon of unity. This collaboration brings together two distinct yet complementary musical traditions—Rocky's innovative Afro Roots sound from Ghana and Cedella's deep reggae heritage from Jamaica.

The partnership between and is particularly significant. Tuff Gong, founded by Bob Marley himself in 1965, has been a cornerstone of reggae music for nearly six decades. By distributing this track, they're continuing their mission to spread conscious music across the globe.

Both artists share a commitment to using music as a force for positive change. Rocky's work as a UN Goodwill Ambassador and Cedella's philanthropic efforts through the Bob Marley Foundation demonstrate that this collaboration extends beyond entertainment—it's about creating meaningful impact through the universal language of music.

🎵Pre-Save "I Got A Song" Now🔗 https://lnk.to/7avzQA 🔥
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Cole Palmer took a brief journey to explore his father’s roots in St. Kitts 🇰🇳📸
15/07/2025

Cole Palmer took a brief journey to explore his father’s roots in St. Kitts 🇰🇳📸

Burna Boy Was Overjoyed After Meeting His Lookalike. 😄
15/07/2025

Burna Boy Was Overjoyed After Meeting His Lookalike. 😄

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