Revered traditional ruler Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III, is an embodiment of class and royalty. He marked his 42nd birthday on Thursday, April 2, 2026, and it was another opportunity for him to project his powerful fashion sense, carefully curated with ancient and modern aesthetics.
The astute leader from the oil-rich Niger-Delta region often makes fashion statements and showcases how to grace occasions looking like a million dollars.
He is usually caught rocking his Itsekiri-themed regal attire, coupled with coral beads and a crown which commands admiration from all quarters. Blessed with good looks and characterized by an amiable personality, his ascension to the throne on August 21, 2021, gives it a breath of fresh air.
Beyond demonstrating his capacity to lead, he creates time to watch football and openly displays his faith in Jesus Christ.
The father-of-three has a penchant for showing off his elegant wife Olori Atuwatse III. One can catch them locking hands together, smiling gorgeously at each other, or beautifully celebrating themselves on special occasions.
Olu of Warri, a fashion icon par excellence
For the Olu of Warri, fashion is not just about rocking African fabrics. He takes his style to another level by blending historical designs with contemporary vibes. His impact is tailored towards meeting the demands of his people and also showcasing Africa’s rich cultural heritage.
Through initiatives such as Elevate Africa, the stylish king and his wife are empowering talents in fashion and culture. They also encourage innovation through projects like Threads of Africa with $5000 prize, aimed at promoting African fashion and supporting talents.
One of their notable fashion designers is Sandrah Tubobereni, widely known as Tubo, who has made breathtaking pieces for them.
As the influential king celebrated a new age, he was greeted with numerous wishes from his family, associates, and well-meaning Nigerians, and they acknowledged his impact and contribution to society.
