One year remembrance: World leaders pay tribute to Herbert Wigwe

World leaders and prominent figures gathered to pay tribute to the late Herbert Wigwe, former CEO of Access Holdings, his wife Chizoba, and their son Chizzy, who tragically lost their lives in a helicopter crash in California on the 9th of February last year. During the remembrance ceremony, speakers highlighted Herbert Wigwe's exceptional contributions, describing it as a remarkable legacy that continues to inspire many. The event served as a reminder of the importance of quality leadership and the need to bring development to the last mile, echoing Herbert Wigwe's own beliefs and vision. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, the Emir of Kano, and Jude Chiemeka, CEO of the Nigerian Exchange, shared their thoughts on Wigwe's impact and the lasting legacy he left behind. Sanusi emphasized Wigwe's dedication to excellence and capacity building, particularly in the financial services industry, which he considered the heart of the Nigerian economy. Wigwe's commitment to education and human development was also highlighted, underscoring his belief in the power of the Nigerian dream. Chiemeka praised Wigwe as an industry pioneer whose influence extended beyond Nigeria to the global stage. He commended Wigwe's role in building institutions of excellence, including Access Bank, and emphasized his belief in Africans' ability to create lasting institutions capable of competing globally. As attendees honored Wigwe's memory and legacy, they expressed gratitude for his profound impact and offered support and comfort to his family. The remembrance ceremony served as a poignant reminder of Wigwe's legacy, inspiring others to strive for excellence and make a lasting contribution to society. The legacy of Herbert Wigwe continues to resonate, a testament to his vision, leadership, and unwavering commitment to excellence.