Alan Sugar
Alan Sugar
| Sex or gender | male  |
|---|---|
| Country of citizenship | United Kingdom |
| Name in native language | Alan Michael Sugar |
| Birth name | Alan Michael Sugar |
| Given name | Alan |
| Family name | Sugar |
| Date of birth | 24 Gani 1947 |
| Place of birth | London Borough of Hackney |
| Spouse | Ann Simons |
| Native language | English language |
| Languages spoken, written or signed | English language |
| Occupation | entrepreneur, politician, autobiographer, businessperson, computer scientist |
| Employer | BBC, Amstrad |
| Position held | member of the House of Lords, Enterprise Champion, Enterprise Champion |
| Residence | Chigwell |
| Member of political party | Labour Party |
| Religion or worldview | atheism |
| Owner of | Amsprop |
| Award received | Knight Bachelor |
Alan Michael Sugar, Baron Sugar (ah man'u 24 March 1947) yi eza woce, media personality, author,[1] egi siyasa ah be political adviser kin Britain.
Sugar cha woce nan be'a zhe nan wancin gan, woce nyan consumer electronics company Amstrad eya 1968. Eya 2007, wun'a interest kpata nyan BSkyB ya ewo £125 million. Wun yi chairman toh zana wun enan bolu bici Tottenham Hotspur Football Club dagan 1991 lo 2001, chi be'a dukiya'u nakena nyan club wuncin kun eya 2007 ya £125 million. Wunga yi nusa nyan BBC Television reality competition series'o, nan fe wu eya ndondo banbe 2020 lo 2021 nyin, dagan 2005. Wun kezhe lo ekpo celebrity Apprentice Australia ya Australia's Nine Network eya 2021 toh 2022.