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    Son of Late Businessman Tiny Ubiribo Rejects ‘Penis Enlargement’ Narrative, Insists Father Was Murdered

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    By Gifty Boateng on September 12, 2026 Entertainment
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    The son of late Nigerian-British businessman and influencer, Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo, has broken his silence over his father’s death — and he is rejecting the version of events that has dominated public discussion.

    In a video now circulating online, the grieving son dismissed reports that the 43-year-old died as a result of a penis-enlargement procedure in Thailand, arguing instead that his father was killed.

    “My dad was killed in March,” he said. “I say he was killed because they are trying to put out a narrative that he needed his penis bigger — but trust me, we are good in that department.”

    “A Penis Enlargement Doesn’t Cause a Missing Eyeball”

    The son questioned how a cosmetic procedure could possibly account for the injuries he says were discovered on his father’s body.

    According to him, his father allegedly had a missing eyeball and a large wound on his forehead — injuries he insists cannot be explained by penile enlargement surgery.

    “A penis elongation doesn’t cause you to have a missing eyeball and a giant gash on your forehead,” he stated.

    Allegations Against Stepmother

    The son also levelled serious accusations against his father’s wife, claiming she has failed to provide the family with sufficient information about what happened in Thailand.

    He further alleged that she has taken control of some of his father’s inheritance and properties.

    Questions Remain

    His explosive claims have added a new layer of mystery to the circumstances surrounding Ubiribo’s death, with the family now demanding answers about what truly occurred in Thailand.

    By Gifty Boateng

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