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Animations from Monday, February 4, 2019
Source: Graphic.com.gh
2019-02-04
Veteran musician, Lumba dad
Highlife legend Daddy Lumba is as concerned as many in the apparent division of the creative arts industry. And if there is something that the man, also known as DL, wishes before taking his last breath, it is to see a united creative arts industry.
In a video posted on Adom FM's Facebook page, the film's director Ye Nea Woho Beto Wo said that his only wish now was to know that his funeral would be followed by united creative art players who would Would help to rest in peace.
With many music lovers praising the new generation of musicians, Daddy Lumba said without unity and without support, these talents can not fully exploit their potential.
He also called young artists who are currently making waves to humiliate and learn from established artists to help them stay relevant.
In the video, Lumba also expressed his gratitude to Ghanaians for supporting his career.
Meanwhile, the singer of Aben Wo Ha was accused of the death of another budding talent, Anokye Supremo.
Anokye Supremo, who was a big fan of Lumba and even called DL Junior, died in India last week of complications after surgery for a brain tumor.
Since his death, social media have been inundated with criticism of people saying that Lumba's reluctance to advise the deceased and his lawsuit against Anokye Supremo for using the intellectual property of his name for financial gain have contributed to his poor health. .
However, Frank Agyekum, a former director of Daddy Lumba, dismissed the charges. Speaking on Onua FM on Friday, February 1, Agyekum said that he knew Supremo very well and that there was no reason to tie his death to Papa Lumba.
He pointed out that Anokye was clearly dead from a tumor and that the public had to do research on this disease to understand what had happened to him, instead of launching innuendo.
Isaac Kwabena Zakaria, director of Anokye Supremo, also asked that people do not falsely accuse Lumba.
Speaking at Peace FM's Entertainment Review on Thursday, Jan. 31, he told Indian animator Akwasi Aboagye that Anokye Supremo had warned that no one should be held responsible for his death did not survive the surgery.
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