Prophet Nicholas Osei, popularly known as Prophet Kumchacha, has sparked fresh controversy with his purported spiritual revelations and strong warnings regarding the ongoing confusion surrounding Daddy Lumba's funeral arrangements.
Speaking on UTV's United Showbiz, Kumchacha claimed he had a disturbing dream about the late highlife legend, indicating that the chosen funeral date—13th December, could bring tragic consequences.
According to Kumchacha, the chaos within the family and the public disagreement over dates have spiritual implications. He revealed that in a dream, he saw Daddy Lumba in handcuffs, crying and facing what he described as a "court in the underworld."
"I saw Lumba in handcuffs, crying... it's a sign that things are not right," he said.
The prophet advised that the government step in urgently to bring order and clarity to the funeral process, arguing that repeated injunctions and disputes were creating unnecessary confusion. "The government should place an injunction on the funeral and take over everything. The family is stressing the whole process," he insisted.
Kumchacha warned that the 13th December funeral date is spiritually dangerous, saying, "If they bury him on December 13, something tragic might happen."
He urged the family and traditional authorities to reconsider the date and seek divine direction, emphasizing that Daddy Lumba's spirit is troubled by the contention and disunity.
He calls for unity, spiritual consultation, and immediate government intervention to avert potential calamities and restore dignity to the funeral arrangements of the legendary musician.



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