Following the December 13, 2025 funeral of Daddy Lumba, Leticia Kyerewaa Dampare Acheampong has identified Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and John Dramani Mahama as key figures capable of resolving the ongoing disputes.
According to GhanaSky.com reporter, months before & after Daddy Lumba’s funeral, conversations and disagreements linked to his death and burial have continued to surface.
“About 9 Months Later” — Controversy Still Unresolved
In a recent video, Soakat Singer QueenLet stated that “about nine months” after the events, issues surrounding Daddy Lumba have still not been resolved.
According to her, the situation has evolved into a prolonged public dispute, with ongoing clashes between opposing sides both locally and on social media platforms, particularly TikTok. These exchanges often involve accusations, counterclaims, and heated debates that continue to keep the issue alive in the public space.
QueenLet Raises Concern Over Division
QueenLet expressed concern that the controversy has gone beyond personal disagreements and is now affecting a wider section of the Ghanaian public.
“This issue has divided the nation, families, and friends,” she stated, emphasizing the emotional and social impact of the ongoing disputes.
Her remarks reflect a growing sentiment among some observers that the situation has become a source of tension rather than closure.
Call for Intervention from National and Traditional Leaders
As part of her message, QueenLet appealed directly to Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and John Dramani Mahama, describing them as the most appropriate figures to help resolve the situation.
She believes their leadership and influence could help mediate between parties, clarify uncertainties, and bring a sense of closure to the ongoing controversy.
According to QueenLet, without intervention from respected authorities, the issue may continue indefinitely, further deepening divisions.
Social Media’s Role in Sustaining the Debate
A significant part of the controversy’s persistence has been driven by social media activity. Platforms like TikTok have become central arenas where discussions continue daily, often amplifying disagreements and drawing more public attention.
This constant online engagement has contributed to keeping the topic active long after the funeral rites were completed.
The Need for Closure
The legacy of Daddy Lumba remains deeply rooted in Ghana’s music culture, making any unresolved issues surrounding his death particularly sensitive.
QueenLet’s intervention highlights a broader call for closure—one that many believe is necessary to restore unity and allow the late musician’s legacy to be honored peacefully.
Months after the passing of Daddy Lumba on July 26, 2025, and his funeral on December 13, 2025, the conversation surrounding his death continues to generate debate. By calling on Otumfuo Osei Tutu II and John Dramani Mahama, Leticia Kyerewaa Dampare Acheampong has brought renewed attention to an issue that remains unresolved.
Whether this appeal will lead to intervention or resolution is yet to be seen, but the ongoing discussions show that the matter is still very much alive in Ghana today.
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