Isoko billionaire Chief. Daniel Omoyibo, popularly known as Danmotech, has opened up about the fierce backlash he’s facing because of his generous acts of kindness. The Isoko-born businessman and philanthropist claims that enemies are trying to bring him down, all because he’s helping his community in Isoko, Delta State.
Danmotech, the CEO of Danmotech Nigeria Limited, didn’t hold back during His Majesty Anthony Williams Ovrawah Omogha I, the Odiologbo of Oleh Kingdom’s church thanksgiving ceremony at St. John The Baptist Catholic Church, where he donated N50 million to the church building project..
“I am under attack because of my philanthropy,” he said, his voice heavy with emotion. “They want me down, and I know why – it’s because I’m giving back to my people.” The billionaire, known for building homes and providing support to the less privileged in Isoko, believes his good deeds have stirred up jealousy and hatred among some powerful figures.
Born into poverty in Isoko South, Danmotech’s rise to wealth is the stuff of legends. From humble beginnings, he built a business empire that now touches lives across Delta State. But instead of basking in his success, he’s facing what he calls “satanic attacks” from those who don’t want him to succeed.
Danmotech’s story is one of inspiration and determination. “I grew up with nothing,” he shared. “I know what it means to suffer, and that’s why I vowed to help others.”
“When I lost my wife, people were saying it is a money ritual. After 2000 then 2001, they say Danmotech is a bunkerer, they called me all sorts of names but What they don’t know is that the way God blesses me is beyond human comprehension.
“I am not a politician, and I hate politics with passion because it is a game of deceit,” Danmotech stated.
“I will continue to do what God has sent me to do, and I will not be deterred by false accusations and spiritual attacks.”
Over the years, he’s built houses for the poor, supported widows, and funded community projects. But now, he says, his kindness has made him a target.
“They are fighting me because I refused to join their evil games,” he revealed. According to Danmotech, some people expected him to use his wealth for selfish reasons or to fund shady deals. When he chose to help the needy instead, the attacks began. “I won’t stop doing good,” he declared, standing firm despite the pressure.
Who’s behind these attacks? Danmotech pointed fingers at “some politicians and community leaders” who feel threatened by his growing influence. “They see me empowering people, and they don’t like it,” he explained. “They want to keep the masses poor so they can control them, but I’m breaking that chain.”
He also hinted at spiritual warfare, calling the attacks “satanic” and urging his supporters to pray for him. “This is not just a physical battle; it’s spiritual too,” he said. For Danmotech, his faith and his mission to uplift Isoko land are what keep him going.
Despite the challenges, the billionaire isn’t backing down. “I will keep building houses and supporting my people,” he promised. “No amount of attack will stop me from fulfilling my purpose.”
He, however said that come 2031, Isoko would be liberated by been able to produce a governor for the state, vowing that nothing would stop the Isokos from taking it turn at Government House in Asaba.
“Come 2031 it is not negotiable, Isoko for governor whether they like it or not that’s what will happen. This land must be liberated. If this land is not liberated, our children yet unborn will curse us”.
“So I am begging everybody and I am pleading that my heart is bleeding for Isoko. If I have 10 problems, 8 problems are for Isoko’s sake”, he said.
Danmotech’s story is a reminder that even good deeds can come with a price. But for this Isoko hero, the fight is worth it. “I came from nothing, and I’ll never forget where I came from,” he said. “They can try to bring me down, but I’ll rise every time”.
