G/R: HOUSE OF DADDY LUMBA FAN CLUB HOSTS END-OF-YEAR DINNER NIGHT IN AKWETEYMAN

The House of Daddy Lumba Fan Club has held its end-of-year dinner night in the Okaikwei North Municipality of the Greater Accra Region.

Established in 2017, the club has been making a positive impact on individuals and the nation as a whole.

On Saturday, 31st January 2026, the event took place at Pinnacle College in Akweteyman, bringing together prominent members, including Adonten Hene of Asante Akyem Morso, Nana Otuo Acheampong, the Club’s President, General Secretary, Founders, Treasurer, and Patrons.

A red carpet ceremony commenced at 7:30 p.m., allowing members to share memories, take photographs, and forge friendships.

A two-minute silence was observed in memory of the late Highlife Musician, Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba.

During the event, the club took the opportunity to amend and update its constitution, adding new clauses to facilitate growth.

Members enjoyed cocktails and a wide range of food and drinks.

Some members of the club received special awards during the event in recognition of the stand feast and their invaluable contributions to the club’s growth.

In an interview with DL News, the Club’s President, Mr. Isaac Nana Eshun, emphasized that the club was established to honor the legacy of the late Daddy Lumba, who was known for his generosity, and to replicate his good deeds.

He noted that some members, including the Founder, Sir Kwame Papa Bi, have been interpreting Daddy Lumba’s song lyrics, which has helped members better understand his music.

Mr. Eshun added that the club has been providing support to its members in times of need and offering job opportunities to unemployed members.

The club has also undertaken various projects in honor of Daddy Lumba, including a 50-bed capacity hospital in Asamankese government hospital, schools, and feeding programs for the vulnerable in Ghana.

He stated that the dinner night was an opportunity for the club to reflect and render accounts to its members.

The former Vice President of the club, Mr. John Duruye Boateng, also highlighted the benefits of joining the club, citing Daddy Lumba’s music as his motivation for joining in 2020.

He emphasized that the club has provided him with financial support and a deeper understanding of Daddy Lumba’s song lyrics.

Mr. Boateng expressed his gratitude for joining the club, stating that he has received numerous benefits from the group.

Adonten Hene of Asante Akyem Morso, Nana Otuo Acheampong, a member of the club, shared his experience of meeting Daddy Lumba in London and their close friendship.

He noted that the House of DL Fan Club visited his jurisdiction for a program, and after learning about the club’s mission, he joined the group.

Nana Otuo Acheampong emphasized that the club’s members respect everyone and offer support to one another, making the club feel like a family.

Some members of the club, including Nana Biretuo, highlighted the club’s positive impact on its members and the nation.

They extended an invitation to those interested in joining, emphasizing that the club’s doors are open to everyone.

some Executive members of the club residing in London, Amsterdam, Canada, the United States of America, et cetera, who were unable to attend the event in person, joined the club’s social media platforms, such as Facebook and TikTok, as it was streamed live, thereby offering necessary support throughout the program.

The event underscored the profound impacts of the late Daddy Lumba’s illustrious career in Ghanaian music and globally, which has rescued numerous individuals from the brink of suicide, encouraged others to remain resolute, and provided hope for everyone at God’s appointed time.

IMAGES OF THE EVENT