Abusuapanin Kofi Owusu ‘2PAC’ Dismisses Burial Demands, Defends Family’s Position on Ezra Adehyee

Abusuapanin Kofi Owusu ‘2PAC’ Dismisses Burial Demands, Defends Family’s Position on Ezra Adehyee

Abusuapanin Kofi Owusu, popularly known as Abusuapanin 2PAC, has strongly dismissed calls from some individuals demanding disclosure of the late Lumba’s burial location and accountability regarding funeral arrangements, insisting that such persons are not legitimate members of the bereaved family.

Speaking emphatically during an interview on Ezra Adehyee on Ezra 94.1 FM with host Sir Mike, Abusuapanin 2PAC stated that those making public demands and allegations have no recognized standing within the family structure and therefore lack the authority to question decisions taken.

According to him, the family has handled all matters concerning Lumba’s burial and funeral rites in accordance with tradition and internal consensus. He maintained that the processes were conducted responsibly and transparently within the appropriate customary framework.

“Those demanding to know the burial location and asking for funeral accountability are not legitimate family members,” he stressed. “No amount of intimidation can weaken me.”

The outspoken family head further declared that attempts to pressure or tarnish his image would not succeed. He urged critics to desist from what he described as unnecessary public agitation,advising them to “go home and sleep” because there is nothing they can do to undermine him.

Abusuapanin 2PAC reaffirmed his commitment to protecting the dignity of the family and upholding customary authority, noting that he remains resolute despite what he described as calculated efforts to create confusion around the burial arrangements.

The comments have since sparked conversations among listeners and followers, with many calling for calm while urging all parties to resolve any misunderstandings through appropriate traditional channels rather than public confrontations.

Further developments on the matter are expected as discussions continue within the family and the wider community.