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Arnold Baidoo blasts Papa Shee for the chaos over Lumba's funeral date
Entertainment commentator Arnold Asamoah Baidoo has criticized Papa Shee for generating unnecessary turmoil over burial arrangements for highlife artist Daddy Lumba. During a television discussion, Baidoo condemned the announcement of an alternative service timeline that contradicted agreements reached between relatives and Ashanti traditional authorities at Manhyia Palace. Baidoo emphasized that cultural leaders had formally approved a specific burial schedule following consultations with family representatives, making those arrangements culturally binding. He argued that Papa Shee's public declaration of a conflicting timeline showed disrespect toward established customs and exposed traditional leadership to unwarranted criticism...
Vida Boateng blasts family feud for tarnishing Lumba’s legacy
Television host Vida Adutwumwaa Boateng has called on relatives of deceased highlife star Daddy Lumba to resolve their conflicts and allow a dignified send-off for the musician. During a broadcast appearance, she criticized ongoing legal battles and family discord that she believes are damaging the artist's reputation and preventing proper mourning. Boateng particularly faulted female relatives for repeatedly filing court petitions that have generated chaos around burial preparations. She also condemned Papa Shee for unilaterally declaring an alternative service timeline that contradicted arrangements already endorsed by traditional authorities and other family members. The media figure emphasized that respect for customs and...
Kumchacha warns of tragedy over Daddy Lumba’s funeral date
Prophet Kumchacha has issued a stark spiritual warning about the burial arrangements for highlife artist Daddy Lumba, claiming divine visions revealed potential disaster if the scheduled funeral proceeds. During a television appearance, the religious figure described witnessing the deceased musician in restraints and facing judgment in a supernatural realm, which he interprets as evidence of serious spiritual disturbance stemming from family discord. The prophet called for federal authorities to assume control of the arrangements, arguing that ongoing legal disputes and familial disagreements have created harmful disorder. He specifically cautioned against the planned burial, suggesting it could trigger catastrophic events, and urged...
Osebo calls Firestick a clown over fashion jabs
Fashion icon Osebo the Zara Man has fired back at rival stylist Firestick, branding him a clown after suggestions that Osebo lacks proper taste in clothing. During an appearance on Angel FM Kumasi, he emphasized that his career in the industry began well before Firestick gained any recognition, making any comparison between them absurd. The outspoken dresser challenged whether any major Ghanaian public figures would turn to Firestick for wardrobe guidance, suggesting his rival carries little weight in elite circles. Osebo declared that apart from KKD, nobody in Ghana matches his sartorial standards. Known for embracing bold and unconventional outfits, Osebo has previously feuded with various personalities over style matters. His...
Cecilia Marfo in tears over Black Sherif's gospel soul
Gospel artist Cecilia Marfo has expressed her strong appreciation for rapper Black Sherif, describing how his recordings stir powerful emotions within her. During a conversation with Bryt TV, she shared that his track Soma Obi frequently leaves her tearful due to the raw emotion woven throughout his performances and words. The veteran musician emphasized her respect for the sincerity and faithfulness evident in his artistic output. She pointed to Sacrifice as an example, highlighting a verse where he invokes the name of Jesus during moments of difficulty, which she interprets as evidence of his authentic spiritual values and connection to deeper themes. Marfo also named Kwabena Kwabena and Daddy Lumba as artists she holds in high...
Samini reflects on music evolution, praises depth in lyrics
Reggae artist Samini contrasts generational approaches to musical composition, asserting that performers from his period faced rigorous evaluation of lyrical content that demanded substantive messaging and careful wordcraft. The veteran musician explained during a television appearance that maintaining his established reputation requires producing songs with meaningful themes rather than prioritizing rhythmic elements alone. Samini acknowledged contemporary artists excel within different creative parameters centered on melodic appeal and current sonic preferences, matching audience expectations. The performer emphasized his practice of reviewing compositions multiple times to ensure cultural significance, while recognizing that each...
Wendy Shay spreads joy in Kasoa with a GHS25,000 gift
Afrobeats performer Wendy Shay distributed 25,000 cedis among fifty merchants and handed out mobile devices during a promotional appearance at Kasoa market before her forthcoming free performance at West Hills Mall in Weija. The artist first visited local traditional leadership before surprising traders with financial assistance that generated widespread social media attention. Her complimentary concert will feature Shatta Wale, Medikal, KiDi, Kelvyn Boy, Olivetheboy and Amerado. The musician's fourth album, Ready, has accumulated substantial streaming activity this year.
Kofi Nti denies Roman Fada ever managed Daddy Lumba
Highlife artist Kofi Nti rejected assertions that broadcaster Roman Fada served as manager for the deceased music icon Daddy Lumba, identifying only Kwesi Brenya as having fulfilled that role throughout the legendary performer's career. The vocalist argued that Lumba's stature far exceeded what Fada could have handled professionally, suggesting the media figure accepted public misperceptions without correction. Nti recalled receiving career support from Lumba, who frequently invited him to prominent performances and occasionally renegotiated compensation on his behalf. The singer noted that apart from a select group of musicians like Nana Acheampong and Sarkodie, Lumba rarely shared performance platforms with other artists. Nti...
Celestine Donkor accuses gospel musicians of using charms for fame
Gospel performer Celestine Donkor claims certain Christian music artists employ supernatural methods and spiritual interference to obstruct competitors and advance their careers within the industry. The vocalist stated during a broadcast conversation that intense pressure for prominence has pushed some musicians toward practices contradicting their religious calling. Donkor asserted she has directly experienced both physical and metaphysical targeting from colleagues, confirming the phenomenon extends beyond rumor. The singer characterized these activities as stemming from acute ambition among performers seeking dominant positions in the gospel sector.
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