Danmotech Holding boss donates bus to rice farmers
By: Ahmed Aminu, Dutse
The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Danmotech Holdings, High Chief Engr. Daniel Omoyibo, has hosted executives and members of the Positive Impact Organization during a courtesy visit to his country home in Oleh, Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State.
The delegation, led by the Delta State Coordinator, Hon. Mary Samuel, was accompanied by other state executives and members of the association.
The meeting, held at the conference hall of Danmotech Hotel, was aimed at strengthening collaboration with the renowned philanthropist and industrialist, whose community development efforts have continued to draw wide commendation across Isoko nation and beyond.
Speaking during the visit, the Isoko South Coordinator of Positive Impact, Omeni-Anyisire Slyvoa, expressed appreciation to Engr. Omoyibo for his numerous contributions to the growth and progress of the Isoko nation.
She described him as a beacon of hope and a role model whose generosity and developmental strides have positively impacted lives across generations.
Also speaking, Hon. Samuel underscored the importance of rice cultivation in addressing food insecurity, noting that rice farming offers a faster means of tackling hunger compared to other crops like cassava.
According to her, “Rice can be planted and harvested three times annually, unlike cassava which takes longer and is harvested only once a year.”
She called on the Danmotech boss to support the association’s drive to promote rice farming and processing in Isoko land.
Responding, Engr. Omoyibo commended Positive Impact for its initiative in advancing rice production and processing, describing the effort as a laudable contribution to national food security.
He urged the group to remain committed to their vision of selfless service and community development.
He acknowledged the importance of agriculture as a sustainable path to economic empowerment, stating that while implementing projects often requires planning, he would incorporate the organization’s activities into his subsequent annual budgets.
“As part of my support, I am going to give a token — a Hummer Bus — to ease your mobility and strengthen your outreach efforts,” he announced, to the excitement of members.
The philanthropist, widely known for his benevolence, prayed for the continued growth and unity of the association.
He advised members to work together in love, shun selfish interests, and focus on bringing joy and positive change to their communities.
Engr. Omoyibo’s latest gesture adds to his long list of community-oriented initiatives that have earned him widespread recognition as one of Isoko’s leading lights in business and philanthropy.
