Because of Nana Acheampong – Daddy Lumba, I am the person I am today.

Former group member Nana Acheampong has received tribute from Daddy Lumba, a legendary highlife artist from Ghana. On January 1, 2022, Daddy Lumba spoke at a sold-out event in Accra, Ghana, and disclosed Nana Acheampong introduced him to highlife music, a style that has supported him and his career to this day. The musician claims that before meeting Nana Acheampong in Germany, he was a gospel singer and that song, "Ofon Na Edi As3m Fo," is a trash track. "When I initially arrived in Germany, everything of my singing was gospel-based. The man who is standing by me right now is the one who introduced me to highlife (Nana Acheampong). He said, "I am who I am now because of this man. They were part of a group called the Lumba Brothers up until their disagreement. Finances prevented the duo from releasing their record in 1986, despite their plans. With the aid of Lumba's wife, Akosua Serwaa, who produced the album, it was eventually released in 1989. The album has the name Yy Aka. Other stories Dry feet and hands? The top 4 approaches to combat this threat Lady Leads “Church Worship” While Still in Her Undies (Watch) 3 essential suggestions on how to organize a low-cost wedding Moesha Bodoung: I want to be an exotic s^x dancer so I can make more money. Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO of FTX, comes in the US to face accusations.