The death of British Nigerian businessman Igho “Tiny” Ubiribo has put the spotlight on a largely private issue among men: the dangers of penile enlargement. Ubiribo, 43, whose sobriquet ‘Tiny’ gained more significance after his unfortunate death, reportedly died in Bangkok, Thailand, in March 2026 after undergoing a cosmetic penile-enlargement procedure. Details from a UK coroner’s inquest reportedly indicated that he developed chest pain and collapsed after receiving injections containing hyaluronic acid and lidocaine. A post-mortem examination reportedly found material consistent with the filler in his lungs, with the coroner concluding that the procedure caused a fatal pulmonary embolism. His…
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Africa is far bigger than it looks on many world maps. Here is why the continent appears smaller, how map projections distort its size, and what the true size of Africa means for how the world sees the continent. Have you ever looked at a world map and wondered why Africa does not appear as large as you expected? The answer lies in the way the Earth is represented on a flat map. Africa covers about 30.3 million square kilometres, making it the second-largest continent in the world. It accounts for roughly one-fifth of the Earth’s land area and is…