A Bangkok clinic has revealed that Tiny Ubiribo, a British-Nigerian businessman, underwent five penis enlargement treatments before his death, according to Premium Times. The disclosure has prompted Thai health authorities to open an investigation into the clinic and its handling of the businessman's treatment history. Details surrounding the circumstances of his death and whether the procedures contributed to it remain under scrutiny as officials review the clinic's practices and records.

A 43-year-old Nigerian-British businessman and social media influencer, Igho Ubiribo, has died after undergoing a penis enlargement procedure while on holiday in Thailand, according to Information Nigeria citing the Daily Mail. A UK coroner reportedly ruled that the cosmetic procedure caused a fatal pulmonary embolism. Ubiribo, who was also known by the nicknames 'Tiny', 'Denisi' and 'Ego', reportedly underwent the surgery during his trip before complications led to his death.

A Bangkok clinic has disclosed that Igho 'Tiny' Ubiribo, a friend of Nigerian music star Davido, underwent five penile enlargement procedures at its facility. According to reports, the disclosure prompted Thailand's Ministry of Public Health to open a formal investigation into the clinic. The revelation about the influencer's private procedures has drawn public attention, linking the celebrity associate to the controversy surrounding the clinic's handling of patient information.

Thai authorities are investigating a Bangkok cosmetic clinic after Nigerian-born British influencer Igho Ubiribo, 43, died following a filler treatment, according to Tuko. The reported death has raised concerns about safety standards in cosmetic procedures, with officials examining the clinic, the circumstances surrounding the treatment, and whether protocols were properly followed.

A cosmetic clinic in Bangkok, Thailand, has told investigators that Nigerian content creator Igho "Tiny" Ubiribo asked to undergo a penis enlargement procedure in a single session, despite a doctor's recommendation that it be divided into two sessions. According to Vanguard, the clinic made the claim to investigators examining the circumstances surrounding the influencer's procedure. The report does not detail the outcome of the surgery or the scope of the investigation.

Aesthetic medicine and dermatology physician Dr Mobola Savage has warned that non-surgical penis enlargement procedures using injectable fillers carry risks, following the death of Nigerian-British businessman and social media influencer Igho Ubiribo. According to PUNCH Online, Savage made the comments in an X post on Tuesday reacting to reports of Ubiribo's death, cautioning that such procedures are not risk-free.