Late Herbert Wigwe’s Father Sets the Record Straight
The family of the late Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe, has been plagued by rumors of a possible battle for control of his wealth, with claims that his 90-year-old father, Pastor Shyngle Wigwe, is contesting his son’s inheritance with his grandchildren. However, in a recent interview with NTA, Pastor Wigwe has vehemently denied these allegations, calling them baseless and absurd.
Pastor Wigwe emphasized that as the father of the late Herbert Wigwe, he is the last person who would want to engage in a dispute over his son’s estate. He questioned the logic behind his supposed desire to claim his son’s properties at his advanced age, stating, “How many more days have I got to live? So what will I do with Herbert’s properties?” .
The bereaved father revealed that he had suffered a stroke after his son’s demise and had even had a premonition that his son would pass away. He also expressed his disapproval of the grand mansion Herbert built in Ikoyi, Lagos, describing it as ostentatious.
The Wigwe family has maintained that they are focused on honoring Herbert’s legacy and ensuring that his children receive the inheritance he left for them. They have urged the public to disregard the false reports and rumors surrounding the estate .
Pastor Shyngle Wigwe denies contesting his son’s inheritance with his grandchildren.
The Wigwe family remains united in their quest to honor Herbert’s legacy.
The family emphasizes the importance of preserving Herbert Wigwe’s contributions to the banking industry and his philanthropic efforts.