DO YOU KNOW HEBERT WIGWE'S WIFE WAS RICHER THAN HIM?

DO YOU KNOW HEBERT WIGWE'S WIFE WAS RICHER THAN HIM?


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 The wife of Hebert Wigwe was arguably richer than Wigwe himself.


But, nobody knew her on social media.


Her father was the Head of Finance for Africa at SHELL PETROLEUM.


He later joined NNPC as the Group General Manager, Finance and Accounts.


Hebert Wigwe’s wife returned from Europe when she was 26 to start business in Nigeria.


Until her death, she was the CEO of Craneburg Construction.


A company with over 7,000 employees and has done several road and project constructions for both State and Federal Governments.


The woman was a silent achiever.


In one interview with Ojy Okpe of Arise TV, Hebert Wigwe said that the greater asset he had in his life was his wife.


The truth is that there are many billionaires you can’t hear about on social media.


Lastly, when you see any man succeeding heavily in his chosen career or business. Check his wife 


© Peter Odion

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