Igho Ubiribo, a 43-year-old Rwandan man, passed away on March 6 after undergoing a cosmetic procedure to enhance his genitalia at a hospital in Bangkok, Thailand. The surgery involved injecting 40 milliliters of a mixture containing 'acide hyaluronic' and 'lidocaine' into his genitalia. Ubiribo's family has disputed the cause of death, claiming that he did not have a pre-existing condition that would have necessitated the surgery.
According to reports from the Inner West London Coroners' Court, Ubiribo was admitted to the hospital after experiencing severe chest pain and collapsing twice on the evening of September 19. Medical staff found that he had a blocked blood vessel in his lungs and attempted to resuscitate him for over 100 minutes. Ubiribo was in Thailand with his girlfriend, Danielle Simba Allen, a model and entertainment personality.
Ubiribo's family has questioned the official cause of death, with his 21-year-old son stating that his father did not have a small genitalia and therefore did not need the surgery. The son expressed his family's distress at seeing reports in the media suggesting that his father's death was caused by the cosmetic procedure. He also mentioned that his father had many girlfriends and did not need to enhance his genitalia.
The son revealed that his father's desire to undergo cosmetic surgery began when he started dating Danielle Simba Allen. He believed that his father's motivation was to improve his appearance to maintain a healthy lifestyle. However, the family does not think that the surgery was necessary and is disputing the cause of death.
The incident has sparked a heated debate in Rwanda, with many people expressing shock and sadness at Ubiribo's death. The controversy surrounding the cause of death has led to widespread media coverage, with some outlets reporting that Ubiribo died as a result of the cosmetic procedure.
Ubiribo's family is seeking a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. They hope that the truth will be revealed and that they will be able to find closure. The incident has also raised questions about the safety and regulation of cosmetic surgery in Thailand.
The Rwandan community is still reeling from the news of Ubiribo's death, with many people expressing their condolences to his family. The incident serves as a reminder of the importance of verifying information and being cautious when undergoing medical procedures, especially those that are not essential.
Key points
- The family of Igho Ubiribo disputes the official cause of his death, claiming that he did not have a pre-existing condition that would have necessitated the cosmetic surgery.
- The incident has sparked a heated debate in Rwanda about the safety and regulation of cosmetic surgery.
- Ubiribo's family is seeking a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death.
