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    Access Bank names acting CEO following Wigwe’s tragic death

    February 13, 2024
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    Access Holdings Plc, the parent company of Nigeria’s largest bank, has appointed Bolaji Agbede as the acting CEO after the tragic death of Herbert Wigwe in a helicopter crash.

    1. Agbede, who previously served as Access’s most senior founding executive director in charge of business support, will assume the leadership role subject to central bank approval.
    2. The appointment comes as a result of the sudden and unfortunate demise of Herbert Wigwe, who played a significant role in the bank’s success.
    3. Access Bank is known for its prominent position in the Nigerian banking industry, with a strong focus on assets and market presence.
    4. The bank’s decision to appoint Agbede as the acting CEO underscores its commitment to ensure continuity and stability during this difficult time.
    5. Agbede brings valuable experience and expertise to the position, having served in various capacities within the bank’s leadership team.
    6. The central bank’s approval will be crucial in formalizing Agbede’s new role and ensuring a smooth transition of leadership within Access Bank.
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