THE WIGWE FACTOR: My Salary Is N65,000, But Whenever He Comes Here, It’s Always A Joy To All – Shuaibu Tijani 🎊 The Scoper Media

   As the late Chief Executive Officer of Access Holdings Plc, Herbert Wigwe, receives posthumous tributes, insights into his character and impact on those around him emerge. Shuaibu Tijani, a storekeeper at the construction site of the university Wigwe was building, shared his perspective on Wigwe’s demeanor and influence on the workers. According to Vanguard, despite Tijani’s modest monthly salary of N65,000, he recalled how Wigwe’s presence at the construction site never failed to uplift the spirits of everyone present, fostering a sense of happiness among the workers.

Tijani, hailing from Kogi State, fondly remembered Wigwe’s commitment to spreading joy and ensuring the well-being of those working at the university construction site. He emphasized Wigwe’s genuine desire to see everyone happy, regardless of their background or position. According to Tijani, Wigwe’s approach to leadership transcended mere financial compensation, as he created an environment where happiness and camaraderie flourished among the workers.

While reflecting on Wigwe’s impact, Tijani highlighted the significant employment opportunities created by Wigwe through the construction of his university. He noted with appreciation that Wigwe’s recruitment practices were inclusive, as he did not discriminate based on ethnicity or origin. Despite the tragic circumstances of Wigwe’s passing in a helicopter crash in the United States, his legacy continues to resonate with those who had the privilege of encountering him. Tijani expressed deep sorrow over Wigwe’s death, lamenting the loss of a leader who brought happiness and joy to the lives of many.

Hear him: “He employed thousands of people to work in this university. This man did not discriminate against anybody no matter where you are from. My salary is N65,000, but whenever the messiah came here, everybody was very happy. He liked to see people happy. His death has taken away our happiness and joy.