Revamping PAMOL Productivity : Full Work Force To Resume Activities

The 15-man Board of Directors of PAMOL Plantations recently met under the chair of Bernard Okalia Bilai otherwise Governor of the host South West Region. FCFA 12.3 billion was voted to boost production following years of perturbed farming whereby employees were harassed and some of them maimed and killed by armed groups preventing the corporation from full-scale functioning due to the socio-political crisis in Anglophone Cameroon. The situation caused huge losses in revenue, personnel and crops. The year 2023 is so auguring better horizons for the close to 1,000 workers of the PAMOL Plantation PLC spread across Ndian and Manyu Divisions. The budget for 2023 would stabilize the corporation, protect jobs, and continue the packaging of palm oil in a way to satisfy social and economic needs of the population.
The General Manager, Solomon Tapea Mbile, made a hopeful disclosure after the 58th ordinary Board Meeting in Limbe assuring the public that production will restart to fulfil PAMOL’s supply of kitchen palm oil to the needy population. With the recent improvement on the security situation, the General Manager expressed hopes that their plantations would pick up and enable the workers and the company to be able to meet their targets set for 2023. He remarked that “the sales of our products for 2023 have to generate FCFA 3.8 billion, a big challenge...