Hiplife musician, Anokye Supremo formerly known as DL Junior has run to Bishop Daniel Obinim for help following his court case with Charles Kwadwo Fosu fondly called Daddy Lumba.
In an audio available to Zionfelix.net , the singer is heard telling the man of God that he (Obinim) appeared in his dream to help his case with Daddy Lumba. Asked about his business at the law court, Anokye Supremo told Obinim that “my mentor, Daddy Lumba has sued me at the High Court with an allegation that he’s not getting gigs. He has asked the court to stop me from using the name DL Junior, that I should not use his song for financial gains anymore and also account for all cash made out of performing his songs since 2010”
He further pleaded with the founder of the International God’s Way Church to pray for him to win the case.
“I don’t want to be in court with Lumba over this issue. I want this case to be over for me to win at the end.” he told Obinim.
SSNIT must be managed without gov’t interference – Austin Gamey
Ejisu by-election could go either way between NPP and independent candidate — Gl...
We never asked ministers, DCEs to bring NPP apparatchiks for returning officer r...
No one denigrated the commission when you appointed NDC sympathizers during your...
Used cloth dealers protests over delayed Kumasi Central Market project
A/R: Kwadaso onion market traders refuse to relocate to new site
Dumsor: Corn mill operators at Kaneshie market face financial crisis
Jamestown fishermen seek support over destruction of canoes by Tuesday's heavy d...
Election 2024: EC to commence voter registration exercise on May 7
Public schools rebranding: We’re switching to blue and white, we’re painting all...
