The passing of highlife music icon Daddy Lumba has sent shockwaves through the nation, prompting an outpouring of grief and tributes from fans, political leaders, and fellow musicians. However, in the midst of national mourning, a cryptic social media post from political commentator and musician Kwame A Plus has stirred a wave of speculation regarding the true nature of the singer’s death.
Daddy Lumba, born Charles Kwadwo Fosu, reportedly died on Saturday, July 26, after what his family described in an official statement as a short illness. He was 60 years old. The family has appealed for privacy during this difficult time and has not released additional information about the circumstances surrounding his death.
Amid the grief, A Plus took to Facebook with a vague but pointed message that has since gained widespread attention. “Let’s mourn, we shall talk about that later. There is even bigger news about his death,” he wrote. The post has fueled public curiosity and prompted numerous discussions across various online platforms, with many questioning what the “bigger news” might entail.
A Plus, known for his controversial takes on both political and entertainment issues in Ghana, has not followed up with further clarification, leaving his followers divided. While some believe he may have insider information that could change the public narrative around Lumba’s passing, others have condemned the timing of his message, suggesting it is insensitive to hint at controversy while the family is still in mourning.
Despite the growing speculation, no evidence has been presented to contradict the family’s account of a brief illness. Authorities have not made any statements suggesting foul play or alternative explanations, and no official investigations have been reported.
As tributes continue to pour in from across the globe, many are choosing to focus on Lumba’s legacy rather than the rumors surrounding his death. The iconic musician, widely regarded as one of the most influential figures in Ghanaian music, leaves behind a body of work that has shaped the sound and spirit of highlife for decades. Whether A Plus’s comments lead to further revelations remains to be seen.
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