A Nigerian woman has voiced her disappointment over reports that the late Herbert Wigwe’s family has taken legal action over his property.
Recall that in a previous post, Intel Region reported that late Herbert Wigwe father who is 90-year-old drags his 26-year-old daughter Tochi to court over inheritance properties.
The late Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe, left behind a vast estate following his tragic death in a plane crash in the U.S. a year ago.
Reports indicate that Herbert Wigwe’s father, Pastor Shyngle Wigwe, and Chukwuka Wigwe have approached the court, requesting the appointment of an administrator to manage the late Access Bank CEO’s estate.
The defendants in the case include Uche Wigwe, Aigboje AIG-Imoukhuede, and Herbert Wigwe’s 26-year-old daughter, Otutochi Channel Wigwe.
According to an article by Mergen Law, an administrator is appointed by the court to manage a deceased person’s estate if there is no will or a dispute over its contents. Although the court declined the claimants’ request, the development has sparked reactions among Nigerians online.
In response, Mkpouto Pius voiced her disappointment over the family’s dispute regarding the management of the late banker’s vast estate.
She said; “Just look at. Nigerian families have no shame to be honest, when it comes to trying to disinherit their son’s children. If this man’s wife had survived that plane crash, you can imagine what she would be suffering at the hands of her in-law.
“Very greedy set of people. When the man was working hard, the lazy clowns were chilling and enjoying. Now he’s dead they are coming to struggle for what they didn’t work for. And especially because she’s a woman, the heartless men in the family will gather to collect what is not their own.”
See reactions below;
Obodozie Obinna Casmier said: “That is why I use every legal means to protect my wife and children to avoid people who has no stake in my life take what does not belong to them.”
Ekene Obidike Onugbolu said: “I think his siblings are working through their father. There is no way a man of that age will be dragging property with his granddaughter.”
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