As I haven't run across any microcontrollers with a separate input and output data interface bus (parallel peripheral interfaces are usually bi-directional) I've taken the liberty of showing you a bi-directional interface.
At a minimum, with only 1 register in the FPGA would be something like:
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module port (inout[7:0] data_io,input r__w_n,input enb_n,input clk
);// rest of code...endmodule
with multiple registers that need to be accessed you'll also need an address bus:
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module port (inout[7:0] data_io,input[15:0] addr,input r__w_n,input enb_n,input clk
);// rest of code...endmodule
Note the different syntax for Verilog 2001 port declarations. You should really switch, it's been 13 years since it was introduced and it seems universities (like those in India) seem to be stuck in the HDL stone age.