A footage of a mansion belonging to the late Herbert Wigwe, The Group Chief Executive Officer of Access Holdings Plc, has surfaced on the Internet.
Herbert Wigwe, reportedly died in a helicopter crash in the United States, on Saturday morning, alongside his wife and son.
The Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) said in a statement that at least six people were onboard the Eurocopter EC130 chopper that crashed near the California-Nevada border at 10:00 p.m., on Friday (early Saturday in Nigeria).
The mansion, located at Queens drive, Lagos State, was built by Craneburg Construction Company and late Herbert Wigwe was said to have moved into the edifice on December 2023.
The bank CEO, also hosted the two African richest men, Aliko Dangote and Oil mogul, Femi Otedola at his newly built Lagos residence on January, 2024.
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The Late Herbert Wigwe's mansion on Queen's drive. He just moved into this mansion in December. pic.twitter.com/VHDbqAHcJm
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US authorities give reason helicopter crashed
United States authorities on Sunday said preliminary reports suggest that the chopper crash that killed Group Chief Executive Officer of Access Holding Plc, Herbert Wigwe, his Wife, son and others was because of wintry weather conditions.
Speaking during a media briefing Saturday (3 am Nigerian time, Sunday), a National Transportation Safety Board member, Michael Graham, said officials were on the scene to gather perishable evidence.
“Witness reports of the weather conditions during the accident suggest rain and a wintry mix.
“The helicopter was not equipped with a cockpit voice recorder or a flight data recorder. This helicopter was not required to be equipped with those types of recording devices,” Graham said.
