Renowned Educator and Philanthropist, Herbert Wigwe, and Family Perish in Tragic Helicopter Crash

The global academic community is in mourning following the tragic demise of Herbert Wigwe, the esteemed founder of Wigwe University, alongside his wife and son in a fatal helicopter crash in the United States of America. Prof. Adamu Gwarzo, President of MAAUN Group of Universities, expressed profound grief over this devastating loss and extended heartfelt condolences to the management of Wigwe University in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

Describing Herbert Wigwe as a prominent figure in both the banking industry and education sector, Prof. Gwarzo emphasized the immeasurable impact of Mr. Wigwe’s contributions. “The Founder of Wigwe University and Chief Executive Officer of Access Holdings Plc, Mr. Herbert Wigwe was a consummate banker, education promoter, and above all a philanthropist,” Prof. Gwarzo remarked.

In addition to commemorating Mr. Wigwe’s remarkable legacy, Prof. Gwarzo conveyed his sympathies to the Wigwe family, Access Bank Group employees, and Management, acknowledging the profound loss experienced by the nation as a whole. He further emphasized Mr. Wigwe’s enduring influence on the banking and education sectors in Nigeria.

On behalf of the Maryam Abacha American University conglomerate, Prof. Gwarzo extended sincere condolences to Wigwe University, Access Bank Plc, as well as Mr. Wigwe’s extensive network of friends and associates. The indelible mark left by Herbert Wigwe is a testament to his unwavering dedication to fostering education and enriching the lives of countless individuals, both within Nigeria and beyond.

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