Lemile

Lemile is a village located in the administrative region of Limbe, in the Southwest Region of Cameroon. It is situated in the Fako Division, a predominantly agricultural area known for its fertile volcanic soil. The village's economy is largely based on farming, with common crops including cocoa, bananas, and palm oil. Like many rural communities in Cameroon, Lemile relies on these agricultural products for both sustenance and income.

The local population is primarily engaged in small-scale farming and associated trading activities. Access to basic amenities such as healthcare and education can be a challenge in such rural settings, though efforts are often made by local authorities and non-governmental organizations to improve these services. The community structure in Lemile is typical of many Cameroonian villages, with strong social ties and a reliance on traditional leadership alongside formal administrative structures.

The geographical location of Lemile, within the wider Limbe area, means it is influenced by the region's climate, which is characterized by distinct wet and dry seasons. This climate significantly impacts agricultural productivity. The cultural landscape of Lemile is shaped by the diverse ethnic groups present in the Southwest Region, contributing to a rich tapestry of local customs and traditions.