Key Points
- She says she bought a rare drug in America. The doctor charged extra for lawful paperwork today.
- She claims Lil Win relayed the plea from Ghana. Prince Bright helped to secure the prescription lawfully.
- She delivered it with Lil Win and Zack GH. She also bought gifts for Odo Broni there.
Ayisha Modi says Daddy Lumba (Charles Kwadwo Fosu) owed her. She claims she funded a spinal drug during his illness. She now demands eight thousand dollars as a clear debt.
Her remarks came in a chat with De Godson TV. She says Lil Win called from Ghana to request help. For context, see our King Promise Lagos claim update.
How the request reached her
Modi says the actor Lil Win relayed the urgent plea. She claims Prince Bright linked her with a licensed American doctor. The doctor warned against using her name to buy it.
Delivery, gifts and the dispute
She says she travelled with the drug and then delivered it. Lil Win and Zack GH were present during that handover. She also bought gifts for Odo Broni and the children.
Modi insists they promised to repay her on delivery in Ghana. She adds Lil Win was set to handle the payment. “I didn’t purchase the medicine for free,” she said.
The highlife star died on 26 July 2025 in Accra. His long spine issues were known before that final day. For wider scene context, read our Shatta Wale birthday claims report.
Modi says the claim dates back to when he lived. “A dead body cannot owe anyone,” she added. She says the family should honour the original promise.
She quotes eight thousand dollars for the drug alone. She says the doctor charged fifteen hundred dollars for paperwork. She claims she also spent four thousand dollars on gifts.
The estate has not addressed her fresh charge in public. Her account remains an allegation that invites a clear reply. We will update if any party gives a statement.
Modi says she will pursue repayment through proper legal steps. She adds she cannot forgive a clear debt like this. She asks those involved to settle before further action starts
