Daddy Lumba, born Charles Kwadwo Fosu, gave Ghana some of its most loved highlife songs over more than three decades. The music legend passed away in July 2025, but his songs are still played at parties, funerals, weddings and in trotros across the country. This page brings together Daddy Lumba songs: his greatest hits, the official videos and the full greatest-hits playlists from his official YouTube channel, so you can play a long Daddy Lumba mix without leaving the page.
Daddy Lumba greatest hits: official playlists
The Official Daddy Lumba channel has put together his Greatest Hits 1989–2016 in volumes. Press play below and the songs run one after the other, like a Daddy Lumba mix.
Daddy Lumba Greatest Hits 1989–2016 (Volume 1)
Daddy Lumba Greatest Hits 1989–2016 (Volume 2)
There is also a Volume 3 on the same channel.
Daddy Lumba best songs
Ask any Ghanaian for their favourite Daddy Lumba song and you will get a different answer each time. These are some of the ones fans search for most.
Daddy Lumba – Ankwanoma
Daddy Lumba – Sika
Daddy Lumba – Aben Waha
Daddy Lumba – Ofon Na Ɛdi Asɛm Fo
More Daddy Lumba songs from his official channel:
- Theresa – lyrics video
- Mpempem Do Me
- Sika Asem
- Playboy
- Obi Ate Me So Buo
- Makra Mo – lyrics video
- Woho Kyere
- Mesom Jesus
- Odo Bewu Dee (with Borax)
- Enko Den – official video
Frequently asked questions
What is Daddy Lumba’s best song?
There is no single answer, but Ankwanoma, Sika, Aben Waha, Mpempem Do Me and Ofon Na Ɛdi Asɛm Fo are among the songs fans search for most.
Where can I play a Daddy Lumba mix?
The greatest-hits playlists above come from the Official Daddy Lumba YouTube channel and play his songs back to back.
What is Daddy Lumba’s real name?
His real name is Charles Kwadwo Fosu. He was born in Nsuta in the Ashanti Region.
For more highlife and the songs Ghana is playing now, see our Ghana Music Charts.
About Daddy Lumba
Daddy Lumba (Charles Kwadwo Fosu, 1964–2025) was one of the greatest figures in Ghanaian highlife. Starting with the Lumba Brothers alongside Nana Acheampong, he went solo with Obi Ate Meso Bo in 1990 and released over two dozen albums.
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