Emmanuel Adebayor Happy to see Diane Health Improvement

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Sheyi Emmanuel Adebayor, known as Emmanuel Adebayor, is a Togolese footballer who plays as a forward for English club Tottenham Hotspur and the Togo national team. SEA as he is affectionately called wrote this heart touching story of Diane.
SEA, I'm very happy for Diane, because this courageous Ivorian was seriously sick. I decided to walk her through that difficult time in her life; with all I have, I did my best so that she could have a successful surgery, with great treatments. Thank God everything went well and now she is feeling better.
Now lets pray together for her quick recovery. Help me, lets help our lovely Africa Je suis très heureux pour Diane, car cette courageuse Ivoirienne étais gravement malade. J'ai décidé de l'accompagner dans cette difficile épreuve, en utilisant tous les moyens possible à ma disposition afin que l'intervention chirurgicale soit réussi et qu'elle reçoive les meilleurs soin possible. Dieu merci tout c'est bien déroulé et elle va beaucoup mieux. Maintenant, prions ensemble pour qu'elle se rétablisse rapidement. Aidez moi, aidons l'Afrique notre amour... ‪#‎GodFirst‬ ‪#‎EverythingSecond‬ ‪#‎AllinOneAfrica‬ ‪#‎SameTeam‬ ‪#‎KeepItUp‬ ‪#‎BlessingsOnBlessings‬ ‪#‎teamSEA‬ ‪#‎SharingIsCaring‬ ‪#‎GodIsGood‬ ‪#‎GoodOverEvil‬ ‪#‎LifesGood‬ On the football transfer market; Aston Villa manager Tim Sherwood's wish to add more firepower to his squad is set to be granted with the loan signing of Emmanuel Adebayor while talks are also ongoing with £7m Blackburn striker Rudy Gestede. The former Tottenham Hotspur boss has been busy in the summer transfer window, signing seven players including Micah Richards and Jordan Ayew, but he remains in the hunt for a new strikeforce after losing Christian Benteke to Liverpool for £32.5m. Togo international Adebayor, 31, had a medical with the Midlands club yesterday and is poised to be announced as a Villa player before the weekend.

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