He works in the garden of the Benedictine monastery of Assisi, produces vegetables and sells them two days a week. He arrived 28 years ago from Nigeria, where he lived in poverty and from there directly to Umbria. It is the story of Alì Dea Omoruyi «but everyone calls me Giulia» a woman of Nigerian origins perfectly integrated in Umbria. "I have never taken the easy way of making money as easily as it happens to many foreigners. Even if I wanted to I could have taken other paths instead I have always chosen the path of work, even if this has meant many difficulties and also a solitary journey. I met Rolando, the man I have been together with, the only one since I have been in Italy, whom I then married. He is a worker and it is with him that we have made so many efforts, so much effort and so many sacrifices to go on. Today I have two daughters and a granddaughter ".