He is English.Yes he is Nigerian but also eligible for England through his mother. Funny enough he is from a royal and wealthy family.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dele_AlliYes he is Nigerian but also eligible for England through his mother. Funny enough he is from a royal and wealthy family.
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Alli was born in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire,[96] to a Yoruba Nigerian father Kehinde[97] and English mother Denise. Kehinde moved to the United States a week after Alli's birth.[98] Alli was initially brought up by his mother, who suffered from alcohol problems.[98] At the age of nine, he moved to Nigeria with his father, where he spent two years in an international school before returning to Milton Keynes to live with his mother.[99] Alli went to Stantonbury Campus[88] and The Radcliffe School in Wolverton.[100]
He is English.
It’s notDont you know that nationality is passed down through 'blood' from the male line
It’s not
He is English.
Nigerian nationality law allows dual nationality of people of Nigerian descent either through birth or parentage. They are also allowed to hold public office in Nigeria.It’s not
Nigerian nationality law allows dual nationality of people of Nigerian descent either through birth or parentage. They are also allowed to hold public office in Nigeria.
This may be different in England. I honestly am not aware of English law on this but in Nigeria it is clear. Dele is English and Nigerian. We will not deny him in future if he needs us.
With a share of a huge fortune from a relative he never knew he had?Nigerian nationality law allows dual nationality of people of Nigerian descent either through birth or parentage. They are also allowed to hold public office in Nigeria.
This may be different in England. I honestly am not aware of English law on this but in Nigeria it is clear. Dele is English and Nigerian. We will not deny him in future if he needs us.
Dele doesnt know his father? I dont get the comment.With a share of a huge fortune from a relative he never knew he had?
Nigerian nationality law allows dual nationality of people of Nigerian descent either through birth or parentage. They are also allowed to hold public office in Nigeria.
This may be different in England. I honestly am not aware of English law on this but in Nigeria it is clear. Dele is English and Nigerian. We will not deny him in future if he needs us.
Google Nigerian email scams.Dele doesnt know his father? I dont get the comment.
Dele is English because he considers himself to be English. That is it.Nigerian nationality law allows dual nationality of people of Nigerian descent either through birth or parentage. They are also allowed to hold public office in Nigeria.
This may be different in England. I honestly am not aware of English law on this but in Nigeria it is clear. Dele is English and Nigerian. We will not deny him in future if he needs us.
We don't know that he doesn't feel English and Nigerian (this is very possible and very common among people of mixed heritage), we just know that he chose to represent England internationally.Dele is English because he considers himself to be English. That is it.
Irish law enables me to obtain an Irish passport and become Irish. However that doesn't mean that I am Irish. I believe that I get the whole say in the matter here and not Ireland. Just as it is up to Dele to determine his nationality, not Nigeria and not you.
Fair enough. Seeing as our only evidence right now is that Dele has chosen to play for England and not Nigeria, shall we agree to refer to him as being English until Dele himself makes a statement that suggests otherwise?We don't know that he doesn't feel English and Nigerian (this is very possible and very common among people of mixed heritage), we just know that he chose to represent England internationally.
The country you play for is a binary decision, that is neccesarly the case in your personal understanding of who you are.
That's fair.Fair enough. Seeing as our only evidence right now is that Dele has chosen to play for England and not Nigeria, shall we agree to refer to him as being English until Dele himself makes a statement that suggests otherwise?