The 6 foot 11 inch Center is in the West African nation to recover from his exertions in the NBA Summer League which ended just over a week ago.
On his visit, Brimah made a few stops at some of the country’s top media firms given insights into his career and private life.
He made an appearance on Citi TV’s “The Tracker” where he touched on issues revolving around the changing dynamics of his position in modern basketball and life as a professional after his four year stay at the University of Connecticut.
Brimah made an appearance on “Home Run” on Kwese Free Sports later and stated he has plans of becoming a poultry farmer once his playing career is over.
He will join San Antonio Spurs main team in a few days to prepare for preseason games ahead of the new NBA season.
By Yaw Adjei-Mintah
@YawMintYM on Twitter
