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• Truth Table 1 month ago

  “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.
  
  Matthew 11:28 . .

  “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.
  
  Matthew 11:28 . .

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• Ofa Atta ( Convert) 1 month ago

  In all honesty and sincerity devoid of mischief or malice, that guy Kwesi Ernest has never made sense to me. Odo Broni is an opportunistic side chick who only accepted DL because of his fame and money. Akosua Serwaa on the ...
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  In all honesty and sincerity devoid of mischief or malice, that guy Kwesi Ernest has never made sense to me. Odo Broni is an opportunistic side chick who only accepted DL because of his fame and money. Akosua Serwaa on the other hand is a life helper, a committed and pure lover who accepted DL because of love and contributed in making him what he became. Odo Broni is the perfect description of a SLAY QUEEN. 3mma mo were NFIRI Akosua Serwaa da na WABR3. Justice for Akosua Serwaa

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• Bitter truth 1 month ago

  U are an idiot @ofa Atta..u are purely stupid and people like u are nuisance to society..if Akosua Serwaa is a helper, how come she neglected DL when lumba was suffering in sickness in Ghana..fools like u have been hired to ...
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  U are an idiot @ofa Atta..u are purely stupid and people like u are nuisance to society..if Akosua Serwaa is a helper, how come she neglected DL when lumba was suffering in sickness in Ghana..fools like u have been hired to comment Nonsense on social media..if u are man and your wife leaves u when u are sick and vulnerable all in the name of staying abroad..kwasea man..why did auntie Akosua Serwaa decided to file for divorce knowing very well Lumba was sick..people like u are dummies and burden to society…Every man needs a good woman like odo broni..A helping wife would have come home to take care of DL..DL married odo broni because he needed someone to take care of him whiles the wife has abandoned him..continue fooling on social media..DL was a wise man and has already included odo Broni in his will..Kwasea like u..I guess your sisters are slay queens..

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• Ofa Atta (Convert) 1 month ago

  Lumba was the one who abandoned his family in Germany and entered into another illegal marriage in Ghana. He left Akosua Serwaa with 3 children, she suffered to bring them up, were you expecting her to abandon the loan she c ...
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  Lumba was the one who abandoned his family in Germany and entered into another illegal marriage in Ghana. He left Akosua Serwaa with 3 children, she suffered to bring them up, were you expecting her to abandon the loan she contracted to help his music career? Were you expecting her to stop paying the mortgage and run to Ghana? Lumba has chronic illness but he wasn't bedridden,and it was Akosua Serwaa who was working hard to send him expensive medications, so stop this fallacious excuse that he was suck and needed Akosua Serwaa. No, if you have lived abroad before you would have understood Akosua Serwaa.

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• hanja t t 1 month ago

  kwase ernest u have a daughter wen same thing happened to her u go know better opening ur mouth n talking anyhow

  kwase ernest u have a daughter wen same thing happened to her u go know better opening ur mouth n talking anyhow

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• Noble De Kay 1 month ago

  It’s so digusting

  It’s so digusting

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• Yaw 1 month ago

  that so called lawyer is uncouth !

  that so called lawyer is uncouth !

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• Abena 1 month ago

  She's a side chic, going after someone's husband. Kwesi Ernest, is it true that one of Joyce Blessings kids are yours?

  She's a side chic, going after someone's husband. Kwesi Ernest, is it true that one of Joyce Blessings kids are yours?

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• My views? 1 month ago

  Lawyer is not wise. No one should pay attention to him

  Lawyer is not wise. No one should pay attention to him

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• AKOSUA SERWAA'S LAWYER KNOWS HE IS ON VERY FIRM GROUND. 1 month ago

  Akosua Serwaa's lawyer knows that he is operating on solid ground because Ghanaian law as it stands will rule will most likely rule in favour of his client Akosua Serwaa because her marriage to Daddy L was never legally annul ...
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  Akosua Serwaa's lawyer knows that he is operating on solid ground because Ghanaian law as it stands will rule will most likely rule in favour of his client Akosua Serwaa because her marriage to Daddy L was never legally annulled- AND THAT IS THE PROBLEM SOME FOLK ARE REFUSING TO RECOGNISE.
  This is going to be a very very difficult fight for Odo Broni

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• Korsrokorbor 1 month ago

  A dead man is gone and the llving are postioning themselves to fight over his property. Its shameful. In fact you have all lost respect among Ghanaians and internationally. Wise up and stop disgracing Asnateman and the great ...
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  A dead man is gone and the llving are postioning themselves to fight over his property. Its shameful. In fact you have all lost respect among Ghanaians and internationally. Wise up and stop disgracing Asnateman and the great King His Royal highness the Asantehene.

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• Rexy 1 month ago

  When Love, Law, and Loyalty Collide: A Reflection on Daddy Lumba’s Story
  
  Lately, the conversation around Daddy Lumba’s private life has left me uneasy.
  Not because I claim to know every detail of his relationships, bu ...
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  When Love, Law, and Loyalty Collide: A Reflection on Daddy Lumba’s Story
  
  Lately, the conversation around Daddy Lumba’s private life has left me uneasy.
  Not because I claim to know every detail of his relationships, but because I see a painful pattern that keeps repeating in our society — a pattern where legal paperwork outweighs real love, loyalty, and human decency.
  
  Reports say that Lumba’s first wife, Akosua Serwaa, who lives in Germany, has re-emerged claiming rights as his legal spouse. That may be technically correct under foreign law. But let’s talk honestly: for more than a decade, she wasn’t by his side. When he was sick, when he struggled, when his spine failed him — she wasn’t the one feeding him, cleaning him, or holding his hand through the pain. Those who were close to him know that it was Odo Broni who stayed. She became his companion, his helper, and the mother of his children.
  
  And now, after all these years, headlines are calling Akosua Serwaa “the rightful wife” simply because of an old marriage certificate. That may satisfy a lawyer, but it doesn’t sit right with the human heart.
  
  Under Akan custom, marriage is not just a signature; it is presence, care, and family consent. When someone takes schnapps to return to her husband’s family, that act is as binding as any court decree — it means the marriage has ended. If that truly happened, then in the eyes of our culture, the bond was broken long ago.
  
  Lumba didn’t live in Germany anymore; he lived and died in Ghana. He built a life here, loved here, and suffered here. Shouldn’t the law of the land where he actually lived — and the woman who actually stood beside him — matter more than an old paper from abroad?
  
  This is bigger than just one musician. It’s a mirror of how the world often treats men: useful when strong, disposable when weak. Many men give everything — money, protection, stability — but when they fall ill or lose strength, they find out who truly loved them and who only loved the benefits.
  
  That’s why so many men today are skeptical of marriage. They’re not heartless; they’re wounded. They’ve seen how loyalty is measured not by care, but by claims — not by presence, but by paperwork.
  
  What happened around Lumba’s final years should make us rethink what we call “marriage.” Is it a legal document or a living commitment? Is it measured by who signs first, or who stays last?
  
  I’m not against women or against marriage. I’m for fairness, truth, and gratitude. If a person stands with you through sickness, shame, and struggle, they deserve respect — not public attacks. Lumba’s story should remind us that love is proven in presence, not in possession.
  
  May we remember him not just for his music, but for the hard lessons his life is still teaching us about love, loyalty, and the laws that sometimes fail to understand either.

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