Skip to content
Calitown

Calitown

News, Here, Everytime!

  • Home
  • News
    • Cross River News
  • Features
  • Community
  • Inspirational
  • Toggle search form
  • At 80, Gov Otu Hails Ita-Giwa As “Cross River’s Lighthouse Of Courage” News
  • Cross River Shuts Down 13 Schools, Vow To Continue Closure Of Unapproved Schools!  News
  • Police Nab One Person After Discovery Of Eight Corpses In Cross River  News
  • Why Cross River’s Oil-Producing Status Is Grounded In Law, Science, Geology & Constitutional Process – Not In The 2012 Supreme Court Decision News
  • Gov Otu: The Day Academia & Media Spoke With One Voice News
  • “Ikpeme, UCTH CMD Has No Case To Answer” – Onwe News
  • Akpanke Keeps Promise, Commissions Three Classroom Block For Obudu Community News
  • Senator Jarigbe Debunks Allegations Of Turning Cross River North Contracts Into Family Business News

Ayibeku Oil Palm Company Ltd & Oil Palm Growers Agree On Collaboration

Posted on November 7, 2022November 7, 2022 By Admin No Comments on Ayibeku Oil Palm Company Ltd & Oil Palm Growers Agree On Collaboration
John Gaul (far right) and reps of OPGAN during the meeting.

A strategic partnership meeting has been held, between Ayibeku Oil Palm Company Ltd, Winsong M House Ltd and the Oil Palm Growers Association of Nigeria, OPGAN, with a view to identifying areas of joint collaboration between the Association and the company.

John Gaul Lebo, Chairman, Ayibeku Oil Palm Company Ltd and Winsong M House Ltd, who made this disclosure in Calabar, Cross River State, informed www.calitown.com that part of the areas to be explored by this partnership include capacity building for oil palm farmers and estate management staff, outgrowers and small holders programme schemes.

He also said that nursery improvement programmes, training of local oil palm farmers and setting up of training centres for oil palm farmers in Ayibeku Oil Palm Estate to train farmers from Okarara, Akor, New Ndebiji, Iku and Abung host communities, has been captured in the engagement.

Following the successful engagement with host communities and the resumption of the company in the estate, the Chairman hinted that the company is set to launch its replanting operations for more than 7,200 hectares in the first phase commencing this month through September 2023, and the second phase with 5000 hectares set for October 2023 to October 2024 cultivation.

Shortly after the engagement, President, OPGAN, Joe Onyuike, while thanking the Chairman for this engagement, assured him of the association’s 100% support, adding that OPGAN has been waiting for the company to takeover the estate after the initial community crisis that led to the shutting down of operations. He committed himself to making sure that most of its members in CRS, will become available to support the company.

Earlier last week, the Chairman also held a briefing with Bureau of Public Entreprises, BPE, to discuss progress made and key areas of its post Acquisition Plan due for presentation to BPE.

The company is partnering with different companies to fasttrack its anchor borrowers programme, including its own workforce of over 180 staff who will be trained in partnership with OPGAN and NIFOR.

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get the latest news, articles, and updates delivered straight to your inbox.

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

Share this post:

Share on X (Twitter) Share on Facebook Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Share on WhatsApp Share on Telegram
News Tags:Ayibeku Oil Palm Company Ltd, Winsong M House Ltd

Post navigation

Previous Post: MONEY MARRIAGE: How Ancient Tradition ‘Refuses To Die’ In Cross River
Next Post: Olulumo Christmas/Cultural Festival Returns With A Bang!

Related Posts

  • Cross River Police Dismiss Inspector Who Killed One, Injured Two Others Cross River News
  • “Let Them Return My Husband To Me” Cross River News
  • Suspect In The Killing Of Female Akwa Ibom Job Seeker Pleads Guilty Cross River News
  • Hardship In Calabar As IPMAN vs. CRSG Face-off Continues Cross River News
  • The Commonwealth Trade & Investment Summit: Cross River State’s Missed Opportunity News
  • Cross River Council VC Fingers Gov Otu’s Chief Of Staff In Plans To Impeach Him News

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Recent Comments

  • Eno Ekpenyoung on Gov Otu Hails Chief Okoi Obono-Obla At 56, Describes Him As A Beacon Of Justice
  • Fayman on A Shared Love: Reflections On Iwara Iwara’s Journalistic Odyssey As He Adds Another Year!
  • Atakor shedrack ugbut on PRESS RELEASE: Disregard The Latest Mischief Against Peter Akpanke
  • Desmond Samson on C’River Senator Raises Hope As Bulldozers Begin Work On Ring Road

ADVERT: Click to Watch!

https://calitown.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/VID-20170928-WA0003.mp4
  • Unical Set To Host New Governing Council Chair Cross River News
  • “I Have What It Takes To Represent My People” – Jarigbe Agom Cross River News
  • Updated GIS Map Of CRS Out Soon News
  • How Salary Stealing Syndicate Makes Job Tough For Gov. Otu’s Administration In CRS Cross River News
  • List Of New Perm Secs, CRS! News
  • Fear Grips CR Broadcast Outfit As Staff Is Kidnapped Cross River News
  • CONFIRMED: Ayade Set To Appoint PDP Senatorial Aspirant As Commissioner Cross River News
  • CRS: 13th Retired Permanent Secretary Dies Waiting For Entitlement Cross River News

CALITOWN
...News, Here, Everytime

Quick Menu

  • Home
  • News
    • Cross River News
  • Features
  • Community
  • Inspirational

Copyright © 2021 calitown
172 Greenwood Avenue , Hull. East Yorkshire. HU6 9NY

Powered by PressBook News WordPress theme