Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe, Confirmed Dead in Tragic Helicopter Crash

Access Holding Plc has officially announced the tragic passing of its Chief Executive Officer, Herbert Wigwe, along with his wife and son in a helicopter accident in the United States. The company secretary, Sunday Ekwochi, confirmed the heartbreaking news in a statement, expressing deep sorrow over the loss.

“Dr. Herbert Wigwe was a driving force with a larger-than-life personality,” the statement read, highlighting Wigwe’s significant impact on the organization. The board of directors and the entire Access Family extended their heartfelt sympathies to Wigwe’s family and loved ones.

Abubakar Jimoh, Chairman of Access Holdings, paid tribute to Wigwe, describing him as a great friend and a fine gentleman with remarkable intellect, admirable personal qualities, and vast business experience. The company affirmed that an acting Group Chief Executive Officer would soon be appointed, expressing confidence in continuing to build on Wigwe’s legacy of growth and operational excellence.

The tragic helicopter crash occurred in California, United States, claiming the lives of Wigwe, his wife, his son, and others. Herbert Wigwe, who was born on August 15, 1966, passed away at the age of 58.

This devastating loss has deeply impacted Access Bank and the wider business community. With the imminent appointment of an acting CEO, Access Bank seeks to navigate the future while honoring the remarkable contributions of Dr. Herbert Wigwe.

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