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Pessi don start again with Penalty

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Why haven't the mods ban this dude.
Mynd44

A town in Italy is offering a £25,000 payout to people willing to buy a house and move there.

The ancient town of Presicce in the Puglia region says it will pay people to live there in the hope that new life will be breathed into its dwindling community, which is filled with dilapidated homes.

Presicce is just a 15-minute drive from the pristine beaches of Italy's south-east shoreline, including Santa Maria di Leuca. Presicce is hundreds of years old and used to be known as the 'city of green gold' due to its expansive olive industry.

To qualify for the cash incentive, one must purchase a house in the village built before 1991, with details available on the local government's website. The lowest-priced homes there are small apartments in need of repair.

Photos of Italian town paying $25,000 to anyone willing to move there

It's not the first time that Italian government officials will splash the cash to rejuvenate rural areas across the country.

The ancient town of Presicce has a post office, supermarkets and a bank. The cinema has been abandoned.

According to a local councillor, the money can be used towards both the purchase of a home and renovating it, with homes on sale there from just over £21,000.

'We will be offering up to 30,000 euros to people willing to move here and buy one of these abandoned dwellings,' Alfredo Palese told CNN.

'The total funding will be split in two: It will go partly into buying an old home and partly into restyling it, if needed.'

'There are many empty homes in the historical centre built before 1991 which we would like to see alive again with new residents,' Palese continued.

'It is a pity witnessing how our old districts full of history, wonderful architecture and art are slowly emptying.'

Reference:
Yeah. They are pressing Wales back. Can't see how they won't win....but football is a funny old game and those two early yellow cards might tell later.

Streetmovement:
Wotoporiously speaking

How are you seeing my prediction now? Ikr

Streetmovement:
Wotoporiously Speaking

England 5 v Iran 0

Messi1:
Buddy abeg stop this..we are not enemies but friends.

Rolexxxy:
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Pinterest:
If there’s one thing I’m sure about, it is Qatar going further in the competition than Portugal, especially if Pendu starts. Either by hook or by crook.

PassingShot:
APC will score very big in Delta State. The influence you see remains your imagination and wishful thinking.

Themanleshey:
We are not voting based on party line , we are voting someone that has a good past record .

Your candidate had the opportunity to perform while he was a governor , what did he do ? What were you able to achieve? Absolutely nothing !

Abeg shirt jor !!!!!

PassingShot:
APC got over 25% in Delta State even in 2019. Una no sabi politics aswear.

Afamed:
Cry less

temitope27:
JAGABAN, baba iya won

LordviccoDaGuru:
Great development.

Obituary f00Ls will not sleep tonight

LewisHamilton15:
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Priscilla Sitieni, the world’s oldest primary school student, has died in Kenya at the age of 99.

Priscilla, who inspired a French film and received UNESCO recognition, died at home on Wednesday, Nov. 16, after developing a chest complication, her grandson Sammy Chepsiror, told The Standard newspaper.

"Gogo has been in good health and attending her classes until three days to her demise when she developed chest pains, which forced her out of school," he told the newspaper on Thursday, Nov. 17.

"We are thankful for the years of her life. She made all of us proud," he added.

She was 94 when she persuaded the headmaster of the local school in her village in Kenya’s Rift Valley to admit her, according to UNESCO, which hailed her as "a role model for her community and beyond".

In an interview with the UN agency last year, she said her aim was to motivate young mothers in Kenya to return to school after having children, instead of dropping out due to shame or fear of social stigma.

"I wanted to show an example not only to them but to other girls around the world who are not in school," she said.

"Without education, there will be no difference between you and a chicken," she said.

"Education is your future. Education remains in your head forever and you cannot lose it once you have it."

Her efforts were documented in a French film titled "Gogo", which led her to take a plane for the first time last year to visit France and meet first lady Brigitte Macron.

The film’s co-writer Patrick Pessis paid tribute to her on Thursday, tweeting: "Her message about girls’ education lives on."

Moh247:
What bunkum is this gentleman talking about

Buba Marwa must ban MkpuruNmiri

Moh247:
Rule 2, rule 19

Mynd.44 S.eun N.lfpmod

Moh247:
What is this one talking about

Mynd44:
Fact-checking the fact checkers.

iammo:
Yen yen yen.. 1hour max

Oba don join APC

Cry me a river

Moh247:
Oba no dey go transfer