Ernestina Fosu has spoken to the media after appearing at the Kumasi High Court for Akosua Serwaa's injunction hearingIn a video, Daddy Lumba's eldest sister answered questions about her late brother's disputed upcoming funeral service Ernestina Fosu's remarks after the court appearance have triggered mixed reactions from Ghanaians on social media
Ernestina Fosu, the elder sister of the late musician Daddy Lumba, has broken her silence after appearing at the Kumasi High Court 5 on Thursday, October 16, 2025.
The court adjourned the injunction application by Daddy Lumba's first wife, Akosua Serwaa, over her late husband's funeral service to Tuesday, October 28, 2025, after the first day of the hearing.
The family members of the late highlife musician and his spouse were present at the court. The hearing involved a legal suit filed against the co-wife, Odo Broni, family head Victor Kofi Owusu Banahene, and Transitions Funeral Home.
In the alleged writ of summons shared on social media, Akosua Serwaa indicated that she was seeking an interlocutory injunction at the Kumasi High Court over her late husband’s funeral.
She has levelled some serious allegations against some members of her husband's funeral committee and Odo Broni, and also demanded an investigation into the cause of his demise.
Daddy Lumba's sister speaks after court hearing
Following the adjournment of the court case, Ernestina Fosu was spotted in her all-black funeral cloth as she left the courtroom with Papa Shee and some fans of Akosua Serwaa.
In a video, she shared a brief statement with a blogger who interviewed her as she and her entourage rushed to their vehicle to depart from the Kumasi High Court.
When asked whether Daddy Lumba's funeral would go on as planned, she stated that the court's ruling on Akosua Serwaa's injunction application on October 28 would determine the final decision.
In another video, she was later spotted with her adult son and a young lady at the entrance of the Kumasi High Court.
Daddy Lumba's sister was seen engaging in a friendly conversation with a young lady, presumed to be a blogger.
Ernestina Fosu appeared to be in a positive mood as she asked questions of the lady, who expressed her admiration for a certain individual who had close ties with the late singer's sister.
She had earlier arrived at the court premises with Evangelist Papa Shee and was seen engaging with her relatives and Akosua Serwaa's sister before the proceedings.
The videos of Ernestina Fosu speaking after the court injunction hearing are below:
Daddy Lumba's Abusuapanin appears for court hearing
Daddy Lumba’s family head (Abusuapanin), Victor Kofi Owusu, also made an appearance at the Kumasi High Court for Akosua Serwaa's injunction hearing on Thursday, October 16, 2025.
In a video, he was smartly dressed in a suit as he stood in the hallways of the court awaiting the commencement of the legal case. He was surrounded by a group of young men believed to be his sons and nephews.
Abusuapanin Kofi Owusu and his relatives courted attention as they posed for multiple pictures for the Gossips24 blogger, with the family head flashing a smile that delighted many social media users.
The video of Daddy Lumba’s Abusuapanin and his family at the Kumasi High Court is below:
Reactions to Ernestina Fosu speaking at court
YEN.com.gh has gathered some comments from social media users below:
Josie commented:
"Court ɛbu abɔ wo mo ooo 😂😂😂😂ajeiii."
user2945079245843 said:
"You could see she cried 😭."
Maame Ama Oteng wrote:
"Court and their adjournment hmmm. Hope DL will not be kept in the mortuary for years."
Ernestina Fosu calls for funeral committee's dissolution
Earlier, YEN.com.gh also reported that Ernestina Fosu called for the dissolution of the late Daddy Lumba's funeral committee.
In a joint statement with Akosua Serwaa, she made claims against the coordinator of the committee, Collins Owusu Amankwah.
Ernestina Fosu's public statement with Daddy Lumba's first wife triggered mixed reactions from Ghanaians on social media.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
