LAGOS, Nigeria(VOICE OF NAIJA)- Junior Ubiribo, son of late British-Nigerian businessman and influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo, has made startling claims about his father’s death, alleging that his body had a missing eyeball and a “giant gash” on the forehead.
Junior raised the claims while challenging the “penis enlargement” reports surrounding his father’s death in Thailand.
In a video shared online, he questioned how the injuries he allegedly saw on his father could be explained by reports that linked the death to a penis enlargement procedure.
“My dad was killed in March,” Junior said, explaining that he deliberately used the word “killed” because he disagreed with the account being presented publicly.
He dismissed the narrative that his father died because he wanted his “private region bigger”, insisting that there was more to the story.
According to Junior, the condition of his father’s body left him with several unanswered questions.
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He specifically alleged that Igho was missing an eyeball and had a “giant gash” on his forehead.
The claims have added a fresh and disturbing dimension to the controversy surrounding the businessman’s death, with Junior questioning how such injuries could have occurred.
But his concerns did not stop with the cause of death.
Junior also accused his father’s wife, Danielle Simba Allen, of failing to give the family a clear account of what happened during their luxury vacation in Thailand.
He further claimed that she was not legally married to Igho.
The grieving son also alleged that his father’s assets disappeared after his death, claiming that he lost part of his inheritance.
“I had my inheritance stolen by his wife,” Junior alleged.
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He claimed that several properties and personal belongings, including guns and watches, were taken to South Africa.
Junior said the family was left frustrated after learning about aspects of Igho’s death through media reports and online conversations rather than receiving clear information directly.
He also accused those involved of allowing narratives that he believes have damaged his late father’s reputation.
“I miss my dad. He didn’t deserve what happened to him,” he added, while expressing further anger over what he described as the treatment of his father’s memory after his death.
His allegations come days after reports 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 has rejected the explanation, maintaining that the family still has unanswered questions about what happened to his father.
For now, the competing accounts have left the circumstances surrounding Igho Ubiribo’s death at the centre of a growing controversy, with Junior continuing to demand clearer answers.
