In its bid to encourage more active and passive farmers through return on investments, Titan Farms has hinted that efforts to pay all investors of the company are being intensified.
 
The firm, in a statement made available to journalists recently, noted that though it was unfortunate that the company found itself in a financial difficulty as the economic and insecurity get worse, it would make efforts to ensure that every investor is paid what is due to him or her.
 
The statement by Titan Farms followed a media report in a national daily that an investor based in the United Kingdom called on Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State to help recover the money he invested in the business.
   
The statement reads: “Titan Farms is an organisation which focuses more on its reputation and satisfying its clients. Prior to the publication, Titan Farms management had been in constant communication with Dr Damian Ezeh and we were already in advanced stage of negotiations for settlement for more than two weeks. We have reached the final stage of the settlements terms with his lawyer, Babatolu.
 
“It is however sad to know that when we reached out to Ezeh, who is one of our customers, he said he neither authorised the publication nor even know how the report got into the hardcopy and online versions of the news medium,” it said.
   
The firm said in as much as it remains a reputable organisation, it would not want to get involved in any form of media war with those behind the reputation damage.