Raising Pamol back to life -After long months of inactivity, Pamol management moves to jumpstart operations -GM says company needs FCFA 1.3b to restart -Laments loss of FCFA 40b since crisis began -Exclusive report by The SUN following two weeks stay in Ndian Division

By Simon Ndive Kalla The General Manager of Pamol plantations Plc, Chief Mekanya Okon Charles, has revealed that the giant corporation shall be springing back to life in the days ahead. Haven been badly hit by the crisis, with the loss of an estimated FCFA 40 billion, Chief Mekanya maintains that “There are fresh hopes for the company, there is no way Pamol can collapse”, the GM has stated. Chief Mekanya and his team have just rounded-up a two weeks campaign in the Lobe Estate, where they continuously preached the gospel of hope to workers, stakeholders and collaborators. “We will…