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Igho Ubiribo’s son rejects penis enlargement narrative surrounding father’s death
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Igho Ubiribo’s son rejects penis enlargement narrative surrounding father’s death

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Junior Ubiribo, son of British-Nigerian businessman and influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo, has challenged reports linking his father’s death in Thailand to complications from a penis enlargement procedure.

In an emotional video shared online, Junior claimed his father’s death has been misrepresented, insisting there were unanswered questions surrounding the circumstances of the incident.

“My dad was killed in March, and I say killed because although they’re trying to push this narrative that he needed his private region bigger, that’s not what happened,” he said.

According to him, his father’s body showed injuries that he believes have not been adequately explained.

He alleged that Igho had a missing eyeball and a “giant gash” on his forehead, questioning how such injuries could have resulted from the reported procedure.

Junior also accused his father’s wife, whom he claimed was not legally married to the late businessman, of failing to provide the family with clear information about what transpired in Thailand.

He further alleged that properties and assets belonging to his father had been taken following his death.

“I had my inheritance stolen by his wife. Just crazy how many properties, guns, watches, just gone to South Africa with the wind,” he alleged.

The grieving son said the family learned details about Igho’s death through media reports and online discussions, expressing frustration over what he described as attempts to tarnish his father’s image.

He maintained that the public narrative does not tell the full story and called for more answers regarding the circumstances surrounding the businessman’s death.

“I miss my dad. He didn’t deserve what happened to him, and he doesn’t deserve what’s happening to him now,” Junior said.

His remarks come days after reports emerged that a UK coroner’s inquest found that Igho died from a pulmonary embolism linked to hyaluronic acid filler used during a penis enlargement procedure in Bangkok, However, Junior said he remains unconvinced by the findings and believes his family deserves further clarification.

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