Daddy Lumba's One Week Observance Venue Changed after La Traditional Council's Warning

Daddy Lumba's One Week Observance Venue Changed after La Traditional Council's Warning

  • Daddy Lumba's one-week observance was originally scheduled to happen on August 30 at the Legon Sports Stadium.
  • The funeral planning committee for the memorial event has been forced to change its plans
  • This comes after a statement from La Traditional Council prohibiting the family from holding the event

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The one-week observance in honour of Daddy Lumba will no longer be held at the Legon Sports Stadium on August 30 as planned.

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Daddy Lumba's One Week Observance Venue Changed after La Traditional Council's Warning
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A new statement from Daddy Lumba's family states that the event will now happen at the Black Star Square on August 30.

The late highlife legend's family was forced to change its plans two days before the scheduled date following a directive from the La Traditional Council.

The traditional rulers, in a statement released on August 28, stated that a ban on noisemaking and funerals across the entire La Traditional Area for this year's Homowo festival will only be lifted after September 50.

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The council suggested that the one-week observance be postponed after the ban is lifted.

However, the planning committee for Daddy Lumba's one-week observance has presented a new solution.

Rather than change the date, Daddy Lumba's family announced a new venue, Black Star Square, for the programme.

The new venue in Osu lies outside the La Council's traditional council's jurisdiction. The official statement from Daddy Lumba's team is below.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Peter Ansah (Entertainment Editor) Ansah Peter is an entertainment editor who joined YEN.com.gh in September 2023. He studied Development Planning at KNUST, graduating in 2018. His professional career in entertainment journalism dates eight years back as a showbiz and arts blogger for the now-defunct motionhypegh.net, continuing to Muse Media Networks, acting as the editorial manager for the network's flagship multimedia platforms. He has also managed several PR roles with top clients, including Morgan Heritage. In 2024, Peter completed Google News Initiative courses in Advanced Digital Reporting and Fighting Misinformation

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