Accra, Ghana – Victor Kofi Owusu Boahene, popularly known as Abusuapanyin Tupac, has publicly denied claims that he is seeking to benefit financially from the estate of the late Ghanaian highlife legend Daddy Lumba, amid ongoing disputes surrounding the musician’s family and estate.
In a video that has attracted widespread attention on social media, Abusuapanyin Tupac insisted that he has no interest in Daddy Lumba’s money, stating that his actions have been guided by his responsibilities as a family head rather than any personal financial motive.
His remarks come as disagreements continue among members of Daddy Lumba’s family over matters relating to the late musician’s funeral arrangements, burial, and estate management. The disputes have generated intense public interest, with different factions making competing claims in recent months.
Abusuapanyin Tupac urged the public to disregard allegations about his intentions, maintaining that his role has been to safeguard the family’s interests in accordance with tradition. His comments follow a series of legal and family developments that have kept the late musician’s affairs in the spotlight.
The controversy has sparked widespread debate among fans and the public, with many calling for an amicable resolution to the family disagreements while preserving the legacy of one of Ghana’s most celebrated music icons.
As discussions continue, supporters of Daddy Lumba have expressed hope that the various parties involved will resolve their differences peacefully and honour the enduring legacy of the late highlife legend.
