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Wigwe: US authorities give reason helicopter crashed. United States authorities on Sunday said preliminary reports suggest that the chopper crash that killed Group Chief Executive Officer of Access Holding Plc, Herbert Wigwe, his Wife, son and others was because of wintry weather conditions.

Speaking during a media briefing Saturday (3 am Nigerian time, Sunday), a National Transportation Safety Board member, Michael Graham, said officials were on the scene to gather perishable evidence.

“Witness reports of the weather conditions during the accident suggest rain and a wintry mix. United States authorities on Sunday said preliminary reports suggest that the chopper crash that killed Group Chief Executive Officer of Access Holding Plc, Herbert Wigwe, his Wife, son and others was because of wintry weather conditions.

Speaking during a media briefing Saturday (3 am Nigerian time, Sunday), a National Transportation Safety Board member, Michael Graham, said officials were on the scene to gather perishable evidence.

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I know Wigwe had many children.

But who will inherit his own money in bank, the wife's money in bank and the son's money in bank? He was probably the wife's next of kin and she was probably his own next of kin.

Their account officers are billionaires overnight.

Superstitious Igbo men do not travel with their families in one vehicle.

Can death really be prevented/avoided?
It doesn't make sense abeg...that a lil mistake/confusion that occurs within a 2mins timeframe can render a person lifeless makes life unreasonable


The only good thing about death is that the experience that follows is bliss and eternal peace like we were before we were born

Seneca said "If u pity the dead, pity those that will never be born too". The reporter, me and the readers won't be here in 2200