Access Bank, Nigeria’s foremost financial institution, is in the process of selecting an Acting Group CEO following the tragic demise of its Group Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Herbert Wigwe.
Dr. Wigwe, along with his wife and son, lost their lives in a helicopter accident near the California-Nevada border on February 9, 2024.
The bank’s board of directors, deeply affected by the loss, is swiftly moving to ensure continuity in leadership during this challenging period.
The appointment of an Acting Group CEO is imminent, reflecting Access Bank’s commitment to maintaining stability and operational excellence despite the sudden loss of its visionary leader.
Dr. Herbert Wigwe, renowned for his transformative leadership and unwavering dedication to Access Bank’s growth, leaves behind a profound legacy that has shaped the financial landscape of Nigeria and beyond.
His passing is mourned not only by the Access Bank family but also by the broader business community.
As the bank mourns the loss of Dr. Wigwe and his family, it remains steadfast in its commitment to honoring his memory by upholding the values and principles he instilled in the organization.
The forthcoming appointment of an Acting Group CEO marks a pivotal moment in Access Bank’s history as it navigates through this period of transition while upholding its mission of delivering exceptional banking services to its customers and stakeholders.
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