Stephen Appiah Drops Black Stars Return Hint

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By Princewill Ekwujuru Aggrieved Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, pensioners who were retired between May 2000 to December 2010, said they might be forced to institute court action against the bank, if it refused to execute the Supreme Court judgement of  May 21, 2010, in full. The pensioners, who criticised the lopsidedness of the payment by the management of CBN, said the bank did not carry out the payment in full, as only 30 per cent of the pensioners were to be paid. Musiliu Soetan, Protem Chairman of CBN pensioners 2000 set and above, said at a press conference  that the implementation of the court order by CBN ran contrary to the ruling of all-encompassing benefits as accrued to the pensioners and as delivered by the apex court

Stephen Appiah says he is seriously considering a return to the national team, the ex- Ghana captain has exclusively told Ghanaoccernet.com.

This comes just under a year of announcing his international retirement.

The 30-year-old midfielder however stressed it is not going to be a decision bourne out of desperation since the Black Stars have more than enough quality to achieve even more for the nation. “I am retired but you let’s wait to see what happens in future,” Appiah told GHANAsoccernet.com.

“If you look at the performance of the young ones such as Kwadwo Asamoah, Kevin-Prince Boateng, Asamoah Gyan and Dede Ayew you know I am not being missed much.”The ex Ghana captain who announced his international retirement after leading Ghana to its second ever World Cup last year in South Africa.

Appiah says he is considering the option due to the flogging plea of the masses.

Just last week, administrator Isaac Tetteh ‘ TT Brothers’ made a public plea for the midfielder to return.

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