Peter Obi Reflects On Unforgettable Encounter: Assisting Wigwe In Wedding Preparations

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Peter Obi Reflects On Unforgettable Encounter: Assisting Wigwe In Wedding Preparations

Presidential hopeful from the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has reflected on his memories with the late CEO of Access Holdings, Roosevelt Herbert Wigwe. Sharing his thoughts via his verified X handle on Sunday, Obi expressed profound sadness over the tragic demise of Wigwe, a close friend. He recounted the days when he assisted the Access Bank CEO in preparing for his traditional wedding…….CONTINUE READING

 

 

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Wigwe, co-founder of Access Bank and founder of Wigwe University, lost his life in a helicopter crash alongside his wife, Chizoba, son, and lawyer, Abimbola Ogunbanjo. The unfortunate incident occurred as their chopper was en route to Las Vegas, crashing near the border between Nevada and California on Friday night. The US government confirmed no survivors as of Saturday morning.

Reflecting on their shared history, Obi recalled his initial meeting with Wigwe during the early stages of the latter’s marital journey. He vividly remembered aiding him in the preparations for his traditional wedding and being present at the ceremony. Obi acknowledged Wigwe as a determined and forward-thinking individual who steered Access Bank to new heights after his brother Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede.

Beyond professional accomplishments, Obi highlighted Wigwe’s commendable philanthropic efforts in health and education, exemplified by the establishment of Wigwe University. This institution showcased Wigwe’s deep commitment to education as a catalyst for development.

Obi concluded his tribute by emphasizing the profound nature of life’s brevity, urging everyone to live purposefully for the betterment of humanity. He extended his heartfelt thoughts and prayers to Wigwe’s wife and son during this difficult time.

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