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    Daddy Lumba family warns fans over unauthorized t-shirts

    Cornelius NyarkoBy Cornelius NyarkoAugust 5, 202515 Views
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    Daddy Lumba family issues legal warning over unauthorized fan t-shirts
    The late Charles Kwadwo Fosu, popularly known as Daddy Lumba

    Daddy Lumba’s family has warned against the use and sale of unauthorized t-shirts featuring the music legend’s image. According to a statement, the Daddy Lumba unauthorized t-shirts are being produced and distributed by certain fan clubs and individuals without approval from the musician or his management.

    The family expressed concern over the growing number of these t-shirts on the market. They described the situation as both illegal and misleading to fans who may think they are supporting the artist.

    In their statement, they wrote, “We have observed the increasing sale of unauthorized Daddy Lumba t-shirts. These products are not official. Anyone found involved will face legal consequences.”

    They stressed that all Daddy Lumba unauthorized t-shirts violate intellectual property rights. Only approved sellers are allowed to produce or distribute his official merchandise.

    The family asked fans to be careful when buying t-shirts, especially those from unofficial sources. They also urged fan clubs to stop producing or selling unapproved items immediately.

    “This warning is to protect the brand and legacy of Daddy Lumba,” the family added. “We encourage true fans to help by spreading this message.”

    The statement also noted that money from official merchandise goes into supporting the artist and his work. By buying from trusted outlets, fans ensure that their support directly benefits the musician.

    In closing, the family said they will begin taking legal steps against anyone who continues to ignore this directive.

    Fans are advised to buy only from approved sources and report fake products when seen.

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