The celebrated singer officially opened his privately owned FM station a month ago which was named after the initials of his name DL operates on the frequency, 106.9.
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Daddy Lumba and his son tour his newly opened FM station
Legendary Ghanaian singer born Charles Kwadwo Fosu popularly known as Daddy Lumba officially joined the long list of celebrities to have entered into the media business.
Daddy Lumba and his son tour his newly opened FM station
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In a couple of Facebooks shared earlier last month, Daddy Lumba shared a sneak peek of what his yellow and white-themed newly opened studios look like with the caption “TUNE INTO DLFM 106.9… NEW TEST TRANSMISSION”.
The ‘Dangerous’ hitmaker and his son, Junior officially toured the FM station and gave fans the chance to have a visual look around the DLFM 106.9, which is currently on test transmission.
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The video that was spotted on his YouTube page shows how Daddy Lumba and his son were welcomed into the studios of the FM station by the manager.
He was introduced to some of the employees who were very delighted to meet him for obviously the first time.
Located in Accra, at Agbogba opposite the Wisconsin University, Daddy Lumba can be seen pleasantly happy when he was going around the office complex.
The joy could have also been due to having his young son, Junior, by him during his DLFM 106.9 tour.
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The music legend was seen rocking all-white apparel to signal his victory and the new feet he has copped.
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