Abusuapanyin Tupac, a man who has publicly claimed to be connected to the family of the late Ghanaian highlife legend Daddy Lumba, has stated that he has no interest in inheriting the musician’s wealth.
Speaking in an interview, Tupac dismissed widespread speculation that he is seeking a share of the late icon’s estate, insisting that his intentions have been misunderstood.
According to him, his concern is not about money or property but about ensuring that the truth surrounding his relationship with Daddy Lumba is acknowledged. He stressed that he has no desire to lay claim to the legendary musician’s fortune.
“I don’t want Daddy Lumba’s wealth,” he stated, adding that his interest is not driven by financial gain.
His comments come amid ongoing public discussions following the passing of the celebrated highlife musician, with various claims and counterclaims emerging over his family and estate.
Tupac urged Ghanaians to refrain from drawing conclusions about his motives, maintaining that he respects Daddy Lumba’s legacy and is not interested in creating unnecessary disputes over his assets.
The late Daddy Lumba, regarded as one of Ghana’s greatest musical icons, left behind a rich catalogue of timeless songs and a legacy that continues to influence generations of musicians and music lovers.
The management and family of Daddy Lumba have not publicly responded to Tupac’s latest remarks. Meanwhile, discussions surrounding the musician’s legacy and estate continue to attract widespread attention across the country.
