UK Home Office Rejects An African Citizenship After Nearly 50 Years In UK, Says He's Not British - Imagine living in a country for nearly half a century, raising a family, contributing to society, and then being told you're not actually one of them. That's the shocking reality facing Nelson Shardey, a 74-year-old Ghanaian man who arrived in the UK in 1977 and has called it home ever since. Despite building a life of service and success, British bureaucracy has deemed him an outsider.
Mr. Shardey's story is one of dedication and heartbreak. He arrived on a student visa, but a military coup in Ghana left him stranded.
Armed with determination and ambition, he embarked on a path that led him to become a pillar of his community. From studying accountancy to working various jobs, including making iconic British products like Mother's Pride bread and Kipling's Cakes, Nelson's story is woven into the very fabric of British society.
He built a new life from the ground up, working hard, marrying British women, and raising two sons who are now pillars of British society – a scientist and a PR executive. He even received a bravery award for tackling a robber!
But in 2019, when Nelson applied for a passport to visit his homeland after his mother's passing, his world was turned upside down. The Home Office informed him that despite his decades-long residency, he was not recognized as a British citizen. Now, he faces the daunting prospect of deportation and separation from the only home he has ever known.
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