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  • Otedola recounts his last moments with late Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe

    Otedola recounts his last moments with late Access Bank CEO, Herbert Wigwe

    Otedola recounts his last moments with late Access Bank CEO, Herbert

    Femi Otedola narrates the final minute he spent with the banker, Herbert Wigwe, the industrialist and oil billionaire who was the CEO of Access Holdings, before his terrible death.

    On February 10, 2024, a catastrophic helicopter disaster in the United States claimed the lives of Herbert, his wife, and kid, among others.

    In a post on the X platform, Femi Otedola expressed her sorrow over the passing of Herbert Wigwe, the CEO of Access Holdings, as well as their first son and wife, Otunba Abimbola Ogunbanjo.

    He claims that the last time he spent time with the family was two weeks ago in their new home, where they were joined by businessman Aliko Dangote.

    Herbert Wigwe Femi otedola aliko dangote

    Sharing a photo, he wrote;

    “I am shocked and saddened to hear of the loss of a banking genius Herbert Wigwe, his dear wife Chizoba and first son Chizi.

    Exactly two weeks ago Herbie and his wife hosted myself and Aliko to dinner at his newly built home in Lagos. I will cherish and fondly remember my memories of time spent together with him over the years.

    Herbie, we will all miss you.

    Your legacy will live on forever.

    My heartfelt condolences go out to his children Tochi, Hannah and David. I pray God comforts them during this tragic time.

    May the souls of the departed rest in perfect peace… F.Ote????.”

    Otedola recounts his last moments with late Access Bank CEO, Herbert

  • “I get voted as worst-dressed in Nigeria every year; I don’t have my sister, Temi’s genes” – DJ Cuppy

    “I get voted as worst-dressed in Nigeria every year; I don’t have my sister, Temi’s genes” – DJ Cuppy

    temi's cuppy genes fashion

    Renowned artist DJ Cuppy bemoans being compared to her sister Temi Otedola and being named the worst-dressed Nigerian, while also discussing her lack of interest in fashion.

    The actress recently discussed in an interview with Famouz TV how she has no interest in anything glitzy, fashion, or makeup.

    She claims that she is not particularly fond of dressing up or applying cosmetics. She mentioned that her staff puts pressure on her to seem glamorous on television.

    The rich heiress also brought attention to her dislike of applying eyelashes and other cosmetic enhancements.

    temi's cuppy genes fashion
    Temi. Otedola.

    Additionally, she said that she doesn’t really have her sister, Temi’s genes nor does she have her fashion sense.

    She noted that people don’t usually believe that she and Temi are related because of how fashionably her sister dresses.

    Watch her speak …

  • ‘Otedola, Dangote, Elumelu Do Not Eat Three Square Meals’ – Kanayo O. Kanayo

    ‘Otedola, Dangote, Elumelu Do Not Eat Three Square Meals’ – Kanayo O. Kanayo

    Kanayo O. Kanayo, a veteran Nollywood actor, has called on Nigerians to reconsider their habit of sticking to three square meals a day. In a post on his Instagram page, he advised people to break away from the British-influenced tradition of three meals, stating that it holds no inherent benefits, especially in the context of individuals striving for health and fitness.

    Kanayo suggested that it is possible to eat more than three times a day, but in smaller portions. To support his point, he cited prominent Nigerian billionaires such as Tony Elumelu, Aliko Dangote, and Femi Otedola, who do not adhere to the British concept of three square meals.

    He expressed his belief that there is nothing advantageous about consuming heavily during morning, afternoon, and night, as the three square meals dictate. Instead, he encouraged people to reject this notion and adopt a healthier approach by eating smaller portions of food more frequently throughout the day.

    Kanayo emphasized that individuals can maintain good health by unlearning the habit of three square meals and opting for a more flexible and balanced eating routine, as exemplified by successful individuals like Dangote, Otedola, and Elumelu, who manage their meals in small increments.