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Lawyer eyes withdrawal after thugs target wife in Daddy Lumba case
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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 84642, member: 27"] Lawyer gets death threats over a messy celebrity estate fight. William Kusi, representing Daddy Lumba's spouse, Akosua Serwaa, claims he faces intimidation for appealing a court decision. He told Orange FM in Kumasi that unknown people threatened him and his family. These warnings escalated to direct death threats against his wife. The individuals allegedly promised to release private photos if he continued. Kusi suggested these acts prove the original ruling was flawed. His primary worry remains his spouse's safety. He admitted to possibly withdrawing from the legal fight, stating that everything remains possible. This dispute involves the late highlife musician Daddy Lumba's estate. A High Court in Accra had initially granted an injunction against the funeral, requested by the maternal family. The court ordered that the family deposit two million Ghana cedis for costs already paid. They could not raise the money, leading to the injunction being lifted. The funeral then proceeded. Kusi called the court's overall ruling illegal and absurd. He warned that the situation could draw global notice and harm perceptions of Ghana's judiciary. [/QUOTE]
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