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Daddy Lumba estate list leaks as family court fight brews
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[QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 83982, member: 160"] A dead musician's family is already fighting over his massive property portfolio. A detailed list of late singer Daddy Lumba's assets emerged online amid a legal dispute between his widow, Akosua Serwaa, and another woman named Odo Broni. The widow, together with the artist's sister Ernestina Fosu and daughter Charlyn Fosu, petitioned the Kumasi High Court for authority to manage his estate. Court records show the group filed for letters of administration. The application itemizes nineteen properties and assets, many described as half ownership interests. Listed holdings include portions of houses in Dome, West Legon, Tantra Hills, and East Legon within Accra. Additional real estate involves uncompleted buildings and plots of land in Kasoa, Amasaman, and various Kumasi locations like Kwaadaso and Appiadu. The estate also encompasses business interests such as DLFM and DL Water in Accra. Multiple private vehicles and personal effects are included in the inventory. Each asset carries an estimated monetary value within the court filing. The legal action represents an early conflict over the distribution of the celebrated musician's substantial wealth following his passing. [/QUOTE]
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