'Transform Daddy Lumba’s East Legon home Into a Museum - Okraku-Mantey
Former Deputy Minister Mark Okraku-Mantey advocates transforming the East Legon residence of late highlife musician Daddy Lumba into a public museum and heritage site. He argues that converting the house would better preserve Lumba's legacy and provide a sustainable income source for his family compared to solely using it as a private home. Okraku-Mantey envisions a multi-faceted attraction including a museum, conference facility, and restaurant. He believes this cultural landmark could attract tourists, dignitaries, and contribute significantly to preserving Lumba's impact on Ghanaian music.
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