Access Holdings unveils AccessGive to cement Herbert Wigwe’s legacy

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Stakeholders at the event

Access Holdings PLC has unveiled AccessGive, a new philanthropic platform dedicated to advancing the legacy of the late Herbert Wigwe.

The initiative was announced at the Herbert Wigwe One-Year Memorial held in Lagos on Sunday, February 9, 2025.

Herbert Wigwe was more than a business leader; he was a champion of youth empowerment, education, and healthcare, believing that Africa’s future lay in the hands of its young people.

Through The HOW Foundation, he spearheaded initiatives that uplifted communities, while his establishment of Wigwe University created a model for academic excellence and innovation.

AccessGive is designed to sustain and expand these transformative efforts by connecting individuals, organizations, and communities with high-impact social initiatives across education, healthcare, environmental sustainability, and community development.

The platform prioritizes transparency, collaboration, and accountability, ensuring that every contribution leads to measurable, lasting change.

It features an intuitive interface that allows supporters to explore and fund projects aligned with Herbert Wigwe’s vision, offering real-time updates, detailed project insights, and a seamless donation process.

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By supporting initiatives under The HOW Foundation and Wigwe University, AccessGive strengthens Herbert Wigwe’s commitment to empowering the next generation of African leaders.

It ensures that his passion for education, mentorship, and innovation continues to shape the continent’s future.

“This platform is not just about giving; it’s about building—building dreams, lives, and Africa itself,” said Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, Chairman of Access Holdings PLC.

“With AccessGive, we are ensuring that Herbert Wigwe’s remarkable legacy continues to inspire and drive progress across the continent,” he said.

Access Holdings PLC calls on individuals and organizations to be part of this transformative movement.

 

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