Junior Ubiribo Denies Penis Enlargement Death Narrative

Junior Ubiribo, the son of British-Nigerian businessman Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo, has publicly rejected claims that his father's death in Thailand was due to complications from a penis enlargement procedure. In a heartfelt video, Junior asserted that his father's death, which occurred in March, was a murder, citing unexplained injuries on Igho's body, including a missing eyeball and a significant gash on his forehead.

He criticized the narrative surrounding his father's death, which he believes misrepresents the truth. Junior also accused his father's wife, whom he claims was not legally married to Igho, of failing to provide the family with accurate information about the incident and of taking his inheritance, including properties and valuables.

He expressed frustration over learning details of his father's death through media reports rather than direct communication. This statement follows a UK coroner's inquest that attributed Igho's death to a pulmonary embolism linked to hyaluronic acid filler used in a procedure in Bangkok, which Junior disputes.