Emmanuel Adebayor Not At Peace With Family

Togolese and Tottenham player Emmanuel Adebayor is currently not at peace with his family especially his mother. The footballer’s cousin has gone on air to accuse Adebayor of neglecting them, including his own biological mother.

“For the past six years Adebayor has rejected his mother and his immediate family whilst doing charity outside on the premise that our mother is a witch,” Adebayor’s cousin Margaret told Peace FM in Ghana.

“We have been thinking of his future as a footballer and did not want this issue out in the media but it is becoming too much. Could you believe Adebayor ordered his machomen to sack our mother and his own mother from a house he built in Togo claiming she is a witch?
“..As at now, our mother is selling
polythene bags, padlocks and other
things on the border (Ghana/Togo frontier). Our mother has not seen him for more than a year and he rejects her calls anytime...our mother is not calling him for his money; she just wants to see him
because she loves him very much”.

But in response to these accusations on the same platform, Adebayor said it was his mother who decided on her own to leave the
house.
"Obviously I'm not a pastor, I am a
footballer so I cannot point out a witch. I never sacked my mum from the house; she decided to leave the house...But how am I going to be in touch with my mum if my mum is the one telling everyone that my work will not go forward, so I will just be on my side and do my thing. They should stop talking talking, they should stop doing Juju on
me; they should leave me alone...
The one talking there and calling herself my sister I bought a house in East Legon for $1.2m...can you imagine that sister went to rent the house without my knowledge?"

Responding to why he doesn’t take care of his siblings, he indicated that the rest of his siblings can work and take care of themselves including their mother and so “they should do
that”. He told Peace FM that his family has already shared all his belongings even though he is still alive.

"They shared my houses, they shared my cars, they say if he dies this car is foryou, this house is for you, can you imagine? Right now they don’t need money...If they claim I am not looking after my mother, we are seven and so why can’t the rest do it?

“If they want the issue resolved they should stop spreading the news and let’s meet to resolve it but they aren’t willing to do so.” Adebayor said.