This is to inform all the people who truly want to travel to Molise, Italy but don't know how to go about it, that I now have the documentation. After I published the article, I have been receiving calls across Nigeria, so I decided to do research and got vital information which I think will help you travel.
In my blog post, I shared Molise region official website written entirely in Italian language, many of my friends and followers found it difficult to translate it to English so they can understand how to go about it.
The good news is, I have successfully translated all the documentations in Italian language to English language using my ICT tools. The documents contains the application form and all the requirements.
Molise is an underpopulated region in southern Italy offering newcomers, including Nigerians €700 per month for three years to live in one of its villages, and the newcomer must pledge to open a business. Note this: Molise is developed with basic amenities not really like a "Nigerian village". They only lack population.
If you are interested in traveling to Molise, let me know. If you live in Lagos, you can book an appointment to meet me so I can handover the documents to you. Remember Application closes November 30, 2019 but you have to be fast to be among the chosen ones.
I wish you the best as you travel to Molise to do business.
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Renner Adejo
Yes o!! But pls ask very well o if old person can go too because this there new policy want to make me run from this country if possible.
Wisdom Udoh
So that when the same flood and hurricane that ravage the entire area and the former residence populace resurfaces in the nearest future as usual, our beloved Nigerian citizens relocating now for the greener pasture in Molise, Italy would have meet their doom, right! Why is it always Nigerians anywhere in the world? It hurts me and we really need to jettison this kind of thinking.
Aristotle Plato
We are willing to live in another man's abandoned village but we are reluctant to travel to our own village to visit our aging and dying parents even if its for a day. Please who did we offend?