Junior Ubiribo, son of late British-Nigerian businessman and influencer Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo, has publicly disputed official reports linking his father’s death in Thailand to complications from a cosmetic procedure.
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In an emotional video shared online, Junior claimed the circumstances surrounding his father’s passing have been misrepresented and alleged that physical evidence on the body points to unanswered questions.
According to Junior, his father’s body bore severe physical injuries—including a missing eyeball and a deep laceration on his forehead—which he argued cannot be explained by a medical cosmetic routine.
Junior also accused his late father’s domestic partner of failing to communicate transparently with the immediate family following the incident in Thailand.
He further alleged that several assets and properties belonging to his late father were unlawfully taken shortly after his death. Expressing frustration over learning key details primarily through media coverage, the son stated that the prevailing public narrative fails to accurately reflect the situation.
His public statements follow recent UK coroner’s inquest findings, which concluded that Igho died from a pulmonary embolism linked to hyaluronic acid filler administered during a procedure in Bangkok.
However, Junior maintained that the family remains unconvinced by the findings and will continue to seek further clarification and investigation into the matter.
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