- Late Access Bank CEO Herbert Wigwe’s family is allegedly fighting his children over his properties.
- His dad Pastor Shyngle Wigwe and Christian Chukwuka Wigwe are opposing his 26-year-old daughter Miss Tochi Wigwe, their dispute has escalated to the High Court.
Reports have it that late Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe’s family spearheaded by the head of the family Pastor Shyngle Wigwe (Herbert’s dad) is at war with the late billionaire’s children over the deceased properties.
This news which recently hit social media was accompanied by a photo of the case documents which has left people talking on social media.
One Christian Chukwuka Wigwe is standing with Herbert’s dad, Shyngle to wage war against Herbert’s 26-year-old daughter, Miss Tochi Wigwe.
Herbert Wigwe alongside his wife and son all died in a fatal helicopter accident in 2024. Just a year after the tragic death, there seems to be a great conflict in the Wigwe family.
Check out a screenshot of the document below:
The report has sparked varying comments from netizens who chipped in their thoughts accordingly.
One @mucluxury wrote: “Baba you wey near grave allegedly.. dey fight for properties ?”
boy_like_jeff wrote: “Make court just delay the case by 5 years 😂.”
simply_iri wrote: “Because her boyfriend is waiting to waste the money so they need to put her in proper check.”
demola_ajibade wrote: “Just so funny how it’s not the father that is taking the daughter to court, it’s another child using the father as spokesperson.”
iamolurinde wrote: “Even if there was no will, why would you want to inherit your child’s property when he wasn’t childless??!!”
helencute__ wrote: “His siblings hiding under their 90 years old father. May God see them through.”
odebs1 wrote: “If you think it’s the father you are joking.. it will be his brother or sister, using the father. So that can see the least share (10/20 billion) in the Estate.”
cynthia.ndunnaego wrote: “Let’s look at it this way… Put Empathy aside. Why would a 90 year old grandfather take his 26yr old granddaughter to court? It’s beyond just Property Possession.”
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