The England international midfielder Ross Barkley has once again stressed his desire to meet with his father who according to him is a Nigerian who broke up with his mother when things were difficult for him.

Barkley who was born and raised in England where he is now a senior international player while speaking in an interview on his life and career said he will no doubt love to meet with his father.

” Maybe the one thing I will like to add to my career if I can is to meet with my father. He is a Nigerian who left my mother while I was still very young and since then I haven’t set my eyes on me”, the 25 year old said.

Base on research, Barkley’s father is a Nigerian named Patrick Effange who was a construction worker with the railway in the United Kingdom. He left while he was around one year old and since then he hasn’t returned.

The player now bears his mother’s maiden name Barkley as his surname instead of his father’s name Effanga. His career has really blossomed from when he made his debut at Everton as an 18 year old graduate from the academy of the premier League side.

Since joining Chelsea two seasons ago, injuries and poor form has limited him to few games but before the forced break in football occasioned by the outbreak of coronavirus he was already beginning to stamp his authority in the squad of Frank Lampard as a starter.

Source: https://tigblog.com.ng/2020/04/28/i-will-like-to-meet-my-father-he-is-a-nigerian-chelsea-star-ross-barkley/

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His Dad's must have been a recessive one.....lil wonder why he left

Nigerians cast well well for UK that year.

If dem check Boris Johnson well sef. His father might be a Nigeria.

Naija dey fvck anything for papers that year.

Really !!

One day, the child would locate his/her REAL father. To all those who have adopted children brought into the marriage by some women, the earlier you set the record straight whilst still play your role only as foster father, rather than a REAL one, the better

faith2kool:
The England international midfielder Ross Barkley has once again stressed his desire to meet with his father who according to him is a Nigerian who broke up with his mother when things were difficult for him.

Barkley who was born and raised in England where he is now a senior international player while speaking in an interview on his life and career said he will no doubt love to meet with his father.

” Maybe the one thing I will like to add to my career if I can is to meet with my father. He is a Nigerian who left my mother while I was still very young and since then I haven’t set my eyes on me”, the 25 year old said.

Base on research, Barkley’s father is a Nigerian named Patrick Effange who was a construction worker with the railway in the United Kingdom. He left while he was around one year old and since then he hasn’t returned.

The player now bears his mother’s maiden name Barkley as his surname instead of his father’s name Effanga. His career has really blossomed from when he made his debut at Everton as an 18 year old graduate from the academy of the premier League side.

Since joining Chelsea two seasons ago, injuries and poor form has limited him to few games but before the forced break in football occasioned by the outbreak of coronavirus he was already beginning to stamp his authority in the squad of Frank Lampard as a starter.

Source: https://tigblog.com.ng/2020/04/28/i-will-like-to-meet-my-father-he-is-a-nigerian-chelsea-star-ross-barkley/

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SangoOlukosoOba:
Nigerians cast well well for UK that year.

If dem check Boris Johnson well sef. His father might be a Nigeria.

Naija dey fvck anything for papers that year.

Keep mute. His father, Mr Effanga, was in the UK, I think in Liverpool for a longtime, even before meeting Barkley's mom.
I stand to be corrected but I believe that his dad is half Nigerian and half British.
Ross Barkley looks white but his brother doesn't.
His parents separated when he was little and that is why he isn't using the name, Effanga, which is his father's surname.

tyup:
His Dad's must have been a recessive one.....lil wonder why he left

His father is actually biracial, he has a Nigerian grandfather so that's why he looks white rather than brown, similar to Ryan giggs who has a paternal grandfather from Sierra Leone.

NockMedia:

Keep mute. His father, Mr Effanga, was in the UK, I think in Liverpool for a longtime, even before meeting Barkley's mom.
I stand to be corrected but I believe that his dad is half Nigerian and half British.
Ross Barkley looks white but his brother doesn't.
His parents separated when he was little and that is why he isn't using the name, Effanga, which is his father's surname.

his dad is a pure breed of Nigeria from Odukpani speaks Efik so likewise Barkley is an Efik boy

thundafire:
his dad is a pure breed of Nigeria from Odukpani speaks Efik so likewise Barkley is an Efik boy

Kool fact.
I was trying to make a point which was and still is...
His dad never got married for papers