Akosua Serwaa Faces Legal Setback As Daughter Charlyn Revokes Consent for Letters of Administration

Akosua Serwaa Faces Legal Setback As Daughter Charlyn Revokes Consent for Letters of Administration

  • Akosua Serwaa suffered a fresh legal blow after her daughter, Charlyn Fosuh, asked the Kumasi High Court to remove her name from her mother’s application for Daddy Lumba's letters of administration
  • Charlyn’s lawyers told the court she was added to the case without her consent and said she preferred to stay neutral and maintain unity with all of the late musician’s children
  • The move was celebrated by supporters of Odo Broni as another setback for Akosua Serwaa, whose bid to control the estate and be recognised as the sole legal wife has continued to face obstacles

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Akosua Serwaa has suffered another legal setback after her daughter, Charlyn Fosuh, begged the Kumasi High Court to distance her from her mother’s application for letters of administration for Daddy Lumba’s estate.

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Akosua Serwaa faces a legal setback as Charlyn Fosuh withdraws from her application to be granted letters of administration for Lumba's estate. Image credit: DrMahamuduBawumia/Facebook, @maaadwoa405
Source: TikTok

Ghanaian highlife legend, Charles Kwadwo Fosuh, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, passed away on July 26, 2025, at the age of 60.

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The Aben Wo Ha hitmaker fell ill at his home in East Legon and was rushed to the Bank Hospital in Cantonments, where he passed away.

Daddy Lumba was buried on December 13, 2025, but several disputes arose within his family, particularly concerning which of his two wives, Akosua Serwaa or Odo Broni, should be recognised as his legal spouse.

Akosua Serwaa applies for letters of administration

On January 13, 2026, reports emerged that Akosua Serwaa had filed for letters of administration to be granted control over Daddy Lumba’s estate.

The case, filed before the Kumasi High Court, listed the appellants as Akosua Serwaa, her eldest daughter, Charlyn Fosuh, and the late singer’s sister, Ernestina Fosuh.

The move was halted after lawyers for the late musician’s other wife, Odo Broni, filed for a caveat, a legal notice that effectively freezes the process until the caveator is heard.

Below is an Instagram post with details of the legal filing for letters of administration.

Charlyn Fosuh distances herself from her mother’s case

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On January 26, lawyers for Charlyn Fosuh stormed the Kumasi High Court to plead with the court to take her out of the case.

Speaking after the hearing, her lawyers said Charlyn was not consulted before she was added to the case.

The lawyers said she was not interested in joining her mother but instead wanted to maintain a united front with all of Daddy Lumba’s children.

Supporters of Odo Broni hailed the move as a win and another legal defeat for Akosua Serwaa, who continues to face hurdles in her attempt to be recognised as Daddy Lumba’s sole legal wife.

The TikTok video of Charlyn Fosuh’s lawyer speaking is below.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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Godwin Nii Armah Okine (Entertainment Editor) Godwin Nii Armah Okine has over a decade of experience in online content creation. He joined YEN.com.gh as an Entertainment Editor in May 2025. Godwin graduated from the Ghana Institute of Journalism with a Bachelor's Degree in Communication Studies in 2014. He worked at GhanaCelebrities.Com between 2014-2025 as an Entertainment and later, Managing Editor. Godwin covered the 2014 Africa Youth Games in Gaborone as a student journalist for the African Olympic Committee (ANOCA) and the International Sports Press Association (AIPS). Contact godwnii-armah.okine@yen.com.gh