Reactions trail old video of late Herbert Wigwe promising to build his people a world-class university

• A video that found its way to the internet captures the moment late Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe vowed to establish a prestigious university in his locality prior to his death.
• Tragically, Wigwe, along with his wife and son, perished in a helicopter crash, causing widespread sorrow.
• His demise prompted reflections on his charitable endeavours.

A recently surfaced video captures the poignant moment when the late Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe, pledged to establish a world-class university before his sudden demise.

Wigwe, along with his wife and son, tragically died in a helicopter crash, leaving many grief-stricken. His passing prompted a wave of remembrance for his philanthropy and contributions to various sectors of life.

A video which emerged online, shows Wigwe, a native of Rivers State, addressing his community as he embarked on a university project. In his address, he vowed to create a top-tier institution, aspiring for it to become the best university in Africa.

Notably, before his unfortunate death, the late Access Bank CEO fulfilled his promise by completing the university project for his community.

He added that children of the community would attend the institution while soliciting the collective support of the people who were overly excited by the project.

Watch the video below:

Reacting, One @adanze_h wrote: “Herbert Wigwe’s loss will be FELT. He had such amazing impact — in banking and finance, art, education, and philanthropy. I’m actually shaken to my core. This is such a tragedy. My goodness ????”

kuyoskill wrote: “May our helper live long to actualize their dreams for us. His death made me sad yesterday.”

yunynatural wrote: “Another loss to these community and Nigeria at large. Good people are going and politicians who are the bad eggs are staying behind. Only the creator knows why. Who are we to question YOU? May his gentle soul rests in peace and may God console this community.”