Daddy Lumba collection of notable songs and albums

Daddy Lumba’s full discography isn’t publicly available in one comprehensive list, but based on various sources, here are some of his notable songs:

Early Hits

– *Aben Wo Ha*: An instant classic that dominated airwaves and parties across Ghana
– *Theresa*: A heartfelt love song showcasing Daddy Lumba’s exceptional storytelling ability
– *Sika Asem*: A classic hit exploring themes of perseverance and hope

Other Popular Tracks

– *Yentie Obiaa*: An anthem of personal resolve resonating across social, political, and generational lines
– *Menya Mpo*: A deeply emotional song about love and heartbreak
– *Ohia Asem*: Discusses struggles of poverty and longing for a better life
– *Anadwo Yi De?* (feat. Sarkodie): A powerful collaboration connecting highlife with modern Ghanaian hip-hop

Additional Songs

– *Biribi Gyegye Wo*
– *Enye Nyame Den*
– *Medo Wasem Bebree*
– *Enkosi Daben*
– *Opono Hini Me*
– *Nsee Me Din*
– *Wo Nkoaa*
– *Ebi Se Eye Aduro*
– *Back for Good*
– *Nyame Nhyira Mmaa*
– *Akoma Da Akoma So*
– *Dangerous*

Albums

– *Odo Foforo* (1994)
– *Sesee Wo Se* (1995)
– *Mesom Jesus* (1995)
– *Hwan Na Otene* (1996)
– *Back For Good* (1997)
– *Aben Wo Ha* (1998)
– *Millenium Love Songs* (1999)
– *Mato Odo Mu* (2000)
– *Poison* (2001)
– *Me Ma N’afa Wotrim* (2002)
– *Asie Ho* (2002)
– *Bubra* (2003)
– *Ahenfo Kyiniye* (2004)
– *Area Boy* (2005)
– *Give Peace A Chance* (2005)
– *Tokrom* (2006)
– *Agenda* (2007)
– *Sika* (2008)
– *Aware Pa Ye Anibre* (2009)
– *Ko Hye Po* (2011)
– *Awosoo* (2014)

To access more songs, consider visiting music platforms  These websites provide a vast collection of Daddy Lumba’s music for download

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