Latif Anabla set for New Edubiase return after missing out on foreign deals

New Edubiase defensive midfielder Abdul Latif Anabila is set for a return to domestic football after failing to land a foreign deal.

The Ghana Youth international failed to seal a much anticipated deals in Sweden and Tunisia and has been offered another platform on the domestic scene.

The utility midfielder starred prominently for Coach Anthony Commey’s side in a a highly competitive 2014/15 FCPPL.

The Black Meteors midfielder passed on the chance to move to any local rival in search of greener pasture after a swashbuckling performance for the “Yen Ko Nkoa Boys” in the past season.

The much sought-after Latif however failed to land expected contracts in either Sweden or Tunisia and has since returned home ahead of the 2016 domestic football season.

His arrival to the camp of Edubiase will come as good news to the followers of the Bekwai based side after the departure of the Nuhu twin brothers. Edubiase held of Heart of Lions in the final match day of the season to maintain their premier league status in a six goal thriller.

The “Yen Ko Nkoa Boys” already secured the services of Kassim Issah and Anass Abidina from Bekwai Youth and Joe Halms from Accra Great Olympics ahead of the new season.

Latif Anabla set for New Edubiase return after missing out on foreign deals

Inter Allies seals deal with two foreign strikers

Inter Allies has secured the services of two foreign strikers ahead of the 2016 season.

The Tema based Premier League added Micheal Turray abd Prince Barrie from Gambia and Sierra Leone respectively. The “Eleven is to One” already beefed up the playing squad with Heart Of lion’s duo of Isaac Twum and Kwame Baah ahead of the upcoming domestic season.

The Harbour boys announced the arrival of the attacking duo ahead of the official unveiling to the teaming fans of the club. Sierra Leone international Prince Barrie joined from Kallon FC in a loan spell. Barrie comes with reputation as a fox in the box with the Leone stars and his FC Kallon side in the Sierra Leone domestic league.

Gambia forward Micheal Turray landed himself a possible three year deal at Tema after an impressive season with Real Du Banjul. The attacker has been revered domestically for his pace and tricks in the attacking third of the feild. The duo add up to the four players already captured by Inter Allies ahead of the new season.

The Eleven is to One parted ways with 12 players in a massive player exodus at the end of the a trying 2014/15 FCPPL season. The attacking duo will be battling Mohammed Sherif Deo for the number one forward ahead of the 2016 domestic football season.

Inter Allies seals deal with two foreign strikers

Gov’t Directive On Foreign Trips Insignificant – Minority

The Minority in Parliament has dismissed a directive from the presidency asking ministers to desist from embarking on non-essential travels.

A statement signed by the Chief-of-Staff said such trips are having “serious impact” on the state.

It further stated that it was needless to emphasize the serious impact the current frequent travels abroad by Ministers and public officials are having on Government finances.

The directive also directed ministers to restrict themselves to flying business class rather than first class.

Isaac Osei, minority spokesperson on foreign affairs told Starr News, the directive was belated and a manifestation of the dire situation of the country’s economy.

“I think that directive is neither important nor significant but it is a reflection of where we are today in terms of our economy and things have gone so bad that we can’t buy first class ticket for our ministers”.

The Member of Parliament for the Subin constituency added that if government is determined to cut expenditure, it should rather stop inflating contracts and monies being wasted on unnecessary projects.

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Gov’t Directive On Foreign Trips Insignificant – Minority