Stay away from Daddy Lumba, your diss song won’t make Lumba pay the 34k debt – Ruthy warns Ampong
The battle line has been drawn, according to Great Ampong, who remarked on the song by claiming that his diss song is almost ready and would be released very soon.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
Two Ghanaian musicians, Daddy Lumba and Isaiah Kwadwo Ampong, appear to have picked up their social media conflict once more.
In 2016, Daddy Lumba and Isaiah Kwadwo Ampong fell out over the alleged theft of GH340,000 from record launch proceeds.
You might recall that Daddy Lumba and Kwadwo Ampong, who were members of the band "Kojo Kojo," launched the hit song "Hossana" in 2015.
Ampong claims that Daddy Lumba and the two of them were meant to split the proceeds from the sale of the song 50/50, but that never happened.
The CEO of Bandex Music claims that Daddy Lumba stole the money and that he hasn't yet received compensation.
Ampong still carries hatred about it seven years later, therefore it generated enmity between the bands.
Since then, Daddy Lumba, who is also holding animosity toward Ampong, has not tried to make amends.
"Ofon nae di asem fo," a recent diss song by Daddy Lumba, with a stern warning for an enemy.
Daddy Lumba said, "That worthless man, I am not done dealing with him," during the DL FM launch.
Internet users have concluded that the song is addressed at Ampong based on their study of the song's lyrics.
Isaiah Ampong, who has categorically said that the diss song was intended for him, has yet vowed to take legal action.
The battle line has been drawn, according to Great Ampong, who remarked on the song by claiming that his diss song is almost ready and would be released very soon.
However, in response to the impending battle, Ruthy has urged Great Ampong to forget about Daddy Lumba and go on with his life because the diss song he plans to record won't force Daddy Lumba to pay the loan.
