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Man Reveals How Herbert Wigwe’s Siblings Died By Accident, Warns Against ‘Family Patterns’
A Nigerian man has revealed that Herbert Wigwe’s Siblings also died by accident
A Nigerian man has revealed that Herbert Wigwe’s Siblings also died by accident
A Nigerian man warns those who do not take religion seriously to be wary of family patterns as he claims Herbert Wigwe’s siblings also died by accident.
VerseNews reports that the young man took to his Twitter account, @novieverest, to share his discovery.
He claimed the Access bank CEO had some root issues in his family which is claiming their lives.
The man revealed Herbert Wigwe’s brother had died in an accident in 1977, which Herbert’s father has also admitted during an interview.
Former Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe.
He added that Herbert sister also lost her life while returning from her honeymoon in her accident.
His tweet reads;
“You might not be religious but take family patterns seriously.
Herbert Wigwe’s elder brother died in 1997. The cause? An accident.
Herbert Wigwe’s sister died while returning from her honeymoon. The cause? An accident.
I have a friend who died at the exact age his brother died. Both young.
I can go on.”
Man Reveals How Herbert Wigwe’s Siblings Died
The late Wigwe was buried alongside his wife Chizoba, and Chizi, his son, in his home town, Ikwerre LGA of Rivers state.
In February, Wigwe, his wife and son as well as Abimbola Ogunbanjo, the former group chairman of Nigerian Exchange Group Plc (NGX Group), were involved in a helicopter crash in California near the Nevada border.
All six passengers on board died.
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