The senior sister of Daddy Lumba, Akosua Brempomaa, has called out Denise Lady Ama Saah Fosu, one of the late highlife legend’s daughters, for lack of communication.
According to her, she is disappointed in Denise.
In a video circulating on social media, Akosua, who was being interviewed, claimed that Daddy Lumba had personally asked her and Denise to keep each other informed if anything ever happened.
Holding back tears, she said, “I am very disappointed in Denise, that daughter of mine, because she was the one her father told to contact me if anything happens, and I should also contact her if anything happens, but she didn't.”
However, Akosua's account leaves some questions unanswered. While she said Denise did not contact her after Daddy Lumba's passing, she also did not reveal whether she also attempted to reach Denise herself after learning of her brother's death.
The emotional interview ended abruptly when Akosua became overwhelmed with grief. Relatives stepped in and asked members of the media to end the interview, saying she was too distraught to continue.
Daddy Lumba, born Charles Kwadwo Fosu, died on July 26, 2025, after a short illness. After his death, the family has since been fighting over almost everything related to him. This was the first time Akosua, who has been at the centre of various Daddy Lumba fights, called out Denise.



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