Wigwe University Celebrates Founder’s Legacy with Inaugural Lecture, Reaffirms Commitment to Excellence
Wigwe University recently hosted its inaugural Founder’s Day Lecture in honor of the late Dr. Herbert Wigwe, the founder and former CEO of Access Bank and Access Holdings Plc. Dr. Wigwe tragically passed away last year, along with his wife, Mrs. Chizoba Wigwe, and son, Mr. Chizi Wigwe.
Honoring a Legacy of Excellence
The lecture provided an opportunity for distinguished Nigerians to pay tribute to Dr. Wigwe’s remarkable legacy of excellence, innovation, and transformative leadership. The event served as a reminder of his contributions to the world of education and beyond.
Commitment to Shaping Future Leaders
During the lecture, Professor Fabian Ajogwu, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the university, urged the institution’s leadership to stay committed to providing world-class education. He stressed that the university should continue to empower students to become leaders, innovators, and change-makers.
Focus on Innovation and Leadership
Ajogwu emphasized that excellence, innovation, and transformative leadership should remain the guiding principles of the university. He highlighted the institution’s vision to be a leading force in shaping the future of higher education in Africa and globally.
Vision for a Global Hub of Research and Development
Ajogwu also underscored the university’s goal of becoming a global hub for cutting-edge research, scientific discovery, and entrepreneurial development. He urged the university’s leadership to provide visionary guidance to help students tackle the challenges of the 21st century.
Honoring the Founder’s Vision
In conclusion, Ajogwu called on the university community to pursue their dreams with courage, fueled by new learning, advancements in STEM, AI, innovation, and entrepreneurship. He emphasized that these efforts will honor Dr. Wigwe’s extraordinary vision and build a future that reflects his values.
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