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Access Holdings Unveils AccessGive To Sustain Herbert Wigwe’s Legacy

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In a heartfelt tribute to an extraordinary leader, Access Holdings PLC has introduced AccessGive, a groundbreaking platform designed to uphold and expand the enduring impact of the late Herbert Wigwe.

The launch took place at the Herbert Wigwe One Year Memorial on Sunday, February 9, 2025, in Lagos.

More than a corporate titan, Herbert Wigwe was a visionary who championed education, youth empowerment, and community development, believing that Africa’s future lies in equipping its young generation.

L-R: Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados; Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, Chairman, Access Holdings Plc, his wife Ofovwe; Tochi Wigwe; Hannah Wigwe, daughters of late Herbert Wigwe; David Wigwe, son, during the first year Memorial of late Herbert Wigwe, his wife Doreen, and son Chizi, held in Lagos…Sunday

His initiatives, including The HOW Foundation and Wigwe University, reflected his deep commitment to building a continent driven by knowledge, innovation, and opportunity.

With the unveiling of AccessGive, Access Holdings ensures that Wigwe’s mission continues to thrive.

The platform, founded on transparency, collaboration, and accountability, connects individuals, organizations, and communities with high-impact projects in education, healthcare, environmental sustainability, and social development.

Key features of AccessGive include: Transparent donation tracking to ensure accountability, Detailed project profiles showcasing initiatives in need of support, Real-time updates on the impact of contributions and Integrated social sharing tools to amplify engagement.

L-R: Roosevelt Ogbonna, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Access Bank PLC; Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Governor, Lagos State; Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados; Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, Chairman, Access Holdings Plc, his wife Ofovwe; Tochi Wigwe; Hannah Wigwe, daughters of late Herbert Wigwe; David Wigwe, son, during the first year Memorial of late Herbert Wigwe, his wife Doreen, and son Chizi, held in Lagos…Sunday

By supporting projects aligned with The HOW Foundation and Wigwe University, every contribution to AccessGive becomes an investment in the future Wigwe envisioned—one where young Africans receive world-class education, transformative mentorship, and opportunities to shape the continent’s destiny.

“AccessGive is more than a donation platform; it’s a movement,” said Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, Chairman of Access Holdings PLC. “It’s about continuing Herbert Wigwe’s mission of building lives, communities, and Africa’s future. Through this initiative, his legacy of impact will not only be remembered but actively carried forward.”

In inviting everyone to be part of this transformative journey, Access Holdings PLC pointed out that “together, we can honor Herbert Wigwe’s vision and build a brighter, more empowered Africa—one contribution at a time.”

To explore initiatives and contribute, visit https://give.accessbankplc.com/.

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