Entertainment
“Managing Ghanaian artistes demands more than just money” — Michael Asante

For Michael Asante, CEO of BKC Music and manager of rapper Kweku Flick and Afro-fusion act Mickey Lux, steering a musician’s career in Ghana is far more complex than writing cheques.
Speaking to Graphic Showbiz, Asante explained that while cash is crucial, real success comes from “emotional, spiritual and mental” commitment.
“Although artiste management is a business, I see it as almost philanthropic. The artiste’s well-being must always come first, and you have to do whatever it takes to help them win,” he said.
A call for collaboration
Asante described artiste management as an intensely hands-on job and urged the Ghanaian industry to abandon its “every man for himself” mindset. Greater teamwork among managers, he believes, would lift the entire sector.Backing his talents
On Kweku Flick and Mickey Lux, Asante was bullish:
“These two are special. This year my team will push them onto the highest platforms where real talent gets noticed.”
Leveraging trends—on their own terms
BKC Music keeps pace with social-media and streaming trends, Asante noted, but always adds a distinctive twist. “We follow what’s popular, yet make it uniquely ours,” he said.
Afrobeat and Amapiano in the mix
Acknowledging the surge of Afrobeats and Amapiano, Asante revealed that BKC Music is leaning into both sounds.
“If you track Kweku Flick’s evolution, you’ll hear those influences—‘Blackstar Anthem’ fuses Afrobeat with Amapiano. Mickey Lux, meanwhile, is pure Afrobeat energy.”
A growing résumé
Beyond his current roster, Asante has guided the careers of Ko-Jo Cue, Kofi Jamar and Obey Tunez, solidifying his reputation as a key player in Ghana’s music landscape.
Originally reported by Graphic Showbiz.
Entertainment
Bank Hospital Breaks Silence: Dismisses Claims of Leaking Daddy Lumba’s Medical Info

The management of The Bank Hospital has strongly denied allegations that it breached the privacy and confidentiality of the late Ghanaian music legend, Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba, who passed away at the facility on July 26, 2025.
In an official statement, the hospital described the circulating claims—allegedly made by social media personality Afia Schwarzenegger (Valentina Nana Agyeiwaa)—as false, misleading, and defamatory.
“The Bank Hospital is an internationally accredited institution, staffed by committed and professional healthcare workers. We remain dedicated to upholding the highest standards of care and confidentiality for every patient,” the statement affirmed.
The hospital stressed that Daddy Lumba received professional treatment in line with global medical standards and that his family was fully engaged in every step of his care—from admission until his passing.
“Transparency and patient-centred care are at the heart of what we do. Mr. Fosu’s family was involved throughout the process,” the management reiterated.
In addressing concerns, the hospital also noted that it routinely conducts internal reviews to improve services and understand patient outcomes. It assured that any findings will be communicated respectfully and directly to the family.
“Internal procedures are underway, and relevant information will be shared with the family in accordance with ethical medical practices and confidentiality policies,” the statement added.
The Bank Hospital concluded by cautioning the public against spreading unverified health information and encouraged reliance on credible sources before making such claims public.
Entertainment
Counsellor D Y Donkoh Apologizes to Shatta Wale Over Prophecy

Counsellor D Y Donkoh has issued a public apology to Ghanaian music star Shatta Wale after sharing a prophecy that reportedly left the artist “visibly shaken and traumatised.”
In a statement dated July 27, 2025, Donkoh admitted the prophecy—shared on social media—sparked widespread concern and was never meant to cause fear.
He expressed regret and pledged to be more cautious when sharing future revelations.
Entertainment
Legendary Highlife Musician Daddy Lumba Passes Away — Family Announces Vigil and Book of Condolence

The Fosu Family Mourns the Loss of Charles Kwadwo Fosu (Daddy Lumba)
The Fosu family has announced, with deep sorrow, the passing of Charles Kwadwo Fosu, famously known as Daddy Lumba, after a brief illness.
In a public statement released on July 27, 2025, by Baba Jamal & Associates, legal consultants for the Fosu family, they extended their heartfelt appreciation to fans, friends, colleagues, and the general public for the overwhelming support and love shown since the sad news broke.
Daddy Lumba was a true icon of Ghanaian highlife music, celebrated for his unique style, unmatched vocal talent, and immense contribution to the music industry.
Commemorative Events in Honour of Daddy Lumba
The family has announced the following events to honour the legacy of the late legend:
Book of Condolences
Venue: Private residence of the late Daddy Lumba
Kinshasha Crescent, House Number 12 (GA-332-9264)
Start Date: Tuesday, 29th July 2025
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. daily
Candlelight Vigil Night
A candlelight vigil will be held under the auspices of the Creative Arts Agency.
Venue: Independence Square
Date: Saturday, 2nd August 2025
Time: 6:00 p.m
A Time for Reflection and Celebration
While mourning the immense loss, the Fosu family is calling on the public to respect their privacy. They are also inviting everyone to join them in celebrating the extraordinary life and enduring legacy of Daddy Lumba.
Further details concerning the final funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course.
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