In the wake of the tragic passing of Herbert Wigwe, the CEO of Access Holdings, King Blessing Wagor, the traditional ruler of Isiokpo, has reflected on the profound impact of Wigwe’s demise on the community.
As reported by Punch, King Wagor emphasized Wigwe’s pivotal role in Isiokpo, particularly highlighting his generosity in distributing Christmas rice and bonuses to the residents.
The absence of Wigwe leaves a palpable void, especially regarding ongoing community projects like the light project initiated by him, raising questions about who will now oversee their completion.
Expressing grief over the loss, King Wagor fondly remembered Wigwe as a special, humble, and honest individual who significantly contributed to the development of Isiokpo.
Despite the pain of the loss, King Wagor chose to refrain from questioning God’s plan, opting instead to surrender everything to divine understanding.
He mourned the loss of a benefactor who not only provided material support but also left behind a lasting legacy in Isiokpo, such as the establishment of a university.