Serwaa Amihere says she would have honoured Lumba’s invitation if she knew he would die soon
A video of Ghanaian media personality, Serwaa Amihere, has gone viral on social media following the sudden demise of Ghana’s Highlife legend, Daddy Lumba.
In a video shared on social media on July 26, 2025, Serwaa Amihere, who confirmed the death of the musician on Lumba’s radio station, shared her last conversation with the singer.
Serwaa explained that her last conversation with the late musician was a week ago, when the late Lumba invited her home to a fufu date.
According to her, if she had known the “Makra Mo” singer would die sooner, she would have honored his invitation.
“This is my first time coming to Daddy Lumba’s station, and it’s just very unfortunate that I am coming here under these circumstances… I have received so many calls, but it is with deep regret and sorrow that we announce that the legend is gone.
“He asked me to come eat fufu at home. If I knew he wasn’t going to be here this weekend, I would have gone the same day,” she said.
Serwaa Amihere, who is a fan of the late musician, also disclosed that the two were planning to stage a concert on December 28, 2025, after their recent February 15 show.
“I spoke with Daddy Lumba this week and last week. He spoke with my dad as well. This year, in February, we had a show, and we were supposed to have the same show on December 28,” she added.
The late Lumba, before his sudden demise, contributed immensely to the Ghana music industry.
He had over 33 albums to his credit with hit songs such as “Akoma Da Akomas So,” “Poison,” “Dangerous,” “Gold Digger,” “Makra Mo,” and many uncountable classic songs.
Daddy Lumba died at the age of 60.
Watch the video below:
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Watch the mood at Daddy Lumba’s residence after news of his shocking demise