Attendees reported participating in the high-level discussions included Marcus Nle Ejii, Executive Director of Projects and Infrastructural Development at the South South Development Commission; Senator Mao Ohabunwa, Chancellor of the University of Port Harcourt; and Kingsley Ogundu Chinda, the APC governorship candidate for Rivers State. While the specific agenda remains undisclosed, the timing and attendee list strongly suggest the meeting focused on election planning for 2027.

This development comes just after Governor Fubara publicly emphasized a “new chapter of cooperation, unity, and progress” following his signing of the 2026 Rivers State budget. On social media, Fubara expressed his appreciation to the State House of Assembly, the people of Rivers State, and specifically to FCT Minister Wike, for their commitment to the budget process and to the state’s continued development.

According to records from the Westminster Coroner’s Court and statements from Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health, Tiny began experiencing chest pains and collapsed on March 5, just hours after receiving hyaluronic acid penis filler injections. He was rushed to a local hospital for a CT scan but lost consciousness beforehand. Despite receiving CPR for 101 minutes, he was pronounced dead at 1:05 a.m. on March 6. A subsequent post-mortem and toxicology report concluded that his death was linked to the hyaluronic acid injection and a pulmonary embolism.

In response to the tragedy, Thailand’s Ministry of Public Health announced on September 7 that an investigation had been launched. Minister Pattana Phromphat directed the Department of Health Service Support (DHSS) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to probe the incident. Initial findings revealed that a private hospital in Bangkok had called an emergency medical center to dispatch an ambulance for an unconscious patient. Authorities subsequently inspected the unnamed clinic on September 7 to evaluate its compliance with medical standards.

While the clinic’s name has been withheld by DHSS Director-General Phuwadet Surakot, management cooperated with investigators and shared background on Tiny’s history with the facility. The clinic stated that Tiny had been a returning patient since 2024 and had previously undergone five penile enlargement injections without ever reporting complications. They also noted that he signed a treatment consent form before each visit and received proper aftercare instructions.

Addressing the fatal procedure, the clinic claimed that a doctor had explicitly advised Tiny to split the March 5 treatment into two separate sessions. However, they stated that Tiny insisted on having the entire procedure completed in a single session.

The ongoing investigation by Thai health authorities will ultimately determine whether the clinic adhered to all required medical and professional standards during the treatment.