Portable: Nigerian Singer Visits Adebayor at His Mansion in Togo

• Nigerian musician Portable has visited the home of Emmanuel Adebayor in Togo
• The hit-maker switched singing for comedy to amuse the ex Manchester City star
• Adebayor is back in his country and plays as a striker for Togolese club Semassi

Nigerian rising star musician, Portable was spotted turning himself into a comedian when he visited the mansion of former Arsenal star, Emmanuel Adebayor in Togo.

Adebayor is no doubt one of the richest African players considering what he has made in football, and the Togolese star has big mansions both in his country and in Ghana.

In a video which has been trending on social media, Portable was seen in Adebayor's house, with the footballer unable to contain his joy at being in the musician's presence.

Portable was also seen appreciating Adebayor's effort to have a gigantic mansion, adding it was not easy for anyone to build such edifice.

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Portable's statement on Adebayor

''If you don't have money, you can't reach here and I am happy to see my brother Adebayor, who is the biggest player," he commented.

Portable further expressed his admiration for the Togolese star.

"I will continue to love you, because you are a big man and also a great man of honour.''

Adebayor could not stop laughing while watching Portable taking in the sights of his home.

Watch the video below

Portable meanwhile, who is known for his controversial lifestyle, stirred up new drama with his concert on Wednesday night, December 28 at the New African Shrine, as he entered the stage inside of a coffin.

Students get scholarships from Adebayor

Earlier, Sports Brief reported how former Arsenal striker Adebayor pledged to sponsor the education of a brilliant Togolese student known as Godwin Sodji.

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Through his Sheyi Emmanuel Adebayor foundation, the Togolese star said he would foot the educational bills of young Sodji, as he starts his education at the African Institute of Sciences, Technologies and Trade.

Adebayor congratulated the student for emerging top in a national exam in Togo, and has promised to help him realise his dreams of pursuing Law and Political Science.