The CEO of Access Holdings, Herbert Wigwe, his wife and his son are believed to be among the six passengers in a helicopter that crashed in the US early Saturday Nigerian time (late Friday local time).
The New York Times reports that a total of six people were in the helicopter that crashed near the California-Nevada border.
No survivors have been located as of the time of this report.
Access Holdings, owners of Access Bank, have yet to confirm Mr Wigwe’s death as of the time of this report. However, people close to the banker told PREMIUM TIMES he and his wife and son were among the passengers in the helicopter.
Details later…
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The CEO of Access Holdings, Herbert Wigwe, his wife and his son are believed to be among the six passengers in a helicopter that crashed in the US early Saturday Nigerian time (late Friday local time).
The New York Times reports that a total of six people were in the helicopter that crashed near the California-Nevada border.
No survivors have been located as of the time of this report.
Access Holdings, owners of Access Bank, have yet to confirm Mr Wigwe’s death as of the time of this report. However, people close to the banker told PREMIUM TIMES he and his wife and son were among the passengers in the helicopter.
Details later…
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