Daddy Lumba's one-week observation to be held at Legon Sports Stadium on August 30

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The Devil’s Advocate 11 months ago

Could someone please explain why this is called one week observation?

Could someone please explain why this is called one week observation?
Lori 11 months ago

Did we spend so much on the stadium for such nonsense?

Did we spend so much on the stadium for such nonsense?
Ananse 11 months ago

Kwasia is e stadium going to be free?
Sake of ur fada is a nobody e ug stadium won't be released fr his funeral service
Odwanba

Kwasia is e stadium going to be free?
Sake of ur fada is a nobody e ug stadium won't be released fr his funeral service
Odwanba
Obiba 11 months ago

Certainly not! Wherever approves the use of the stadium for this so-called one week observance should be sacked

Certainly not! Wherever approves the use of the stadium for this so-called one week observance should be sacked
STOP THIS LUMBA NONSENSE- Ghanawatch 11 months ago

Did Lumba work for Ghanaians or for himself? Why too much noise about his death? Leave the family to grieve and bury him. It seems Ghanaians have nothing better to do apart from deifying the dead. Stupid!!!

Did Lumba work for Ghanaians or for himself? Why too much noise about his death? Leave the family to grieve and bury him. It seems Ghanaians have nothing better to do apart from deifying the dead. Stupid!!!
Quaye 11 months ago

Jealousy Ayigbe person

Jealousy Ayigbe person
Ananse 11 months ago

Hw3 no gyimiii

Hw3 no gyimiii
Akwasi 11 months ago

The tribal bigots are not happy with the attention the people on the streets are giving the legend.

The tribal bigots are not happy with the attention the people on the streets are giving the legend.
Saap3p33p3 11 months ago

What kind of country are we living in?
Daddy Lumba died on July 26, 2025, yet his so-called “one-week” celebration is scheduled for August 30—over a month later. How does that make sense?

This growing trend of dragg ...
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What kind of country are we living in?
Daddy Lumba died on July 26, 2025, yet his so-called “one-week” celebration is scheduled for August 30—over a month later. How does that make sense?

This growing trend of dragging out funeral rituals has become both wasteful and impractical. The original purpose of a “one-week” observance was to offer a brief moment of mourning and gathering—not to host another major event weeks after someone’s death.

We keep saying we don’t have time or money, yet we invest both in unnecessary ceremonies that don’t serve the majority. This August 30 event should be his burial, not a “one-week.” How long does it take to respectfully bury someone?

Let’s stop glorifying confusion and inefficiency in the name of culture.
Enough is enough. It’s time to abolish this one-week nonsense.
TF 11 months ago

Please use the proper term "observance". What do you mean by "observation"? Check the dictionary for the meanings. If Ghanaweb cannot educate the readers, they should not pollute their minds.

Please use the proper term "observance". What do you mean by "observation"? Check the dictionary for the meanings. If Ghanaweb cannot educate the readers, they should not pollute their minds.

Ajoa 11 months ago

When are they going to inform the Ga mantse

When are they going to inform the Ga mantse
Salim F. Hannawi 11 months ago

One week "Observance" and not OBSERVATION.... In this day and age, there's no reason to not know.

One week "Observance" and not OBSERVATION.... In this day and age, there's no reason to not know.
Daddy lumba 11 months ago

Write your comment sorry lumba

Write your comment sorry lumba

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