By GhanaNewsPage 
Popular Nigerian highlife musician Dr. Arube Otor is set to wed three women on the same day in Delta state on January 19.
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In a flier that has gone viral on social media, Dr. Arube, a renowned music icon from Delta State, is seen elegantly dressed in matching traditional attire with his three soon-to-be wives: Oghenekome, Ewoma, and Oghenekaro. The colorful pre-wedding photoshoot highlights the joy and anticipation surrounding this unique ceremony.
The three brides, all from Delta State, represent a significant chapter in Arube’s life, blending love, culture, and family tradition. Arube’s foster son, Emperor Efih (popularly known as Oscar), who is also listed as one of the RSVPs for the event, shared details about the wedding plans, offering insight into the man behind the headlines.
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From Four Brides to Three: A Change in Plans
Initially, the wedding ceremony was planned to include four brides, but one of the brides-to-be withdrew due to personal reasons. According to Efih, while this adjustment altered the original plan, it has not dampened the celebratory spirit of the upcoming event.
Efih explained the decision behind Arube’s multiple marriages, saying, “Arube married two women about 20 years ago. One of them divorced him, leaving him with only one wife. This year, he decided to marry four women to consolidate his family and cut costs, as having one grand ceremony would be more economical than hosting multiple weddings. Along the way, one of the women opted out.”
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A Legend in the Delta Music Scene
Beyond his personal life, Dr. Arube is celebrated as a legendary figure in the Delta music industry. Known for his contribution to Isoko highlife music, he has been a fixture in the local music scene for over 30 years. His unique sound and commitment to his craft have earned him a loyal fan base and a lasting legacy.
Efih provided further insight into Arube’s journey, noting, “At the start of his career, Arube was a driver who pursued music as a passion. He initially formed a band with other musicians, but after the group split, he decided to go solo. About 12 years ago, he established his own dance band, which he named Arube.”
Since launching his band, Arube has released more than 10 albums, blending traditional Isoko rhythms with contemporary influences. His music has become a cultural touchstone in Delta State, celebrating the rich heritage of the Isoko people while resonating with audiences beyond the region.
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A Celebration of Love and Legacy
The upcoming wedding is not just a celebration of love but also a testament to Arube’s vibrant personality and his connection to Delta traditions. It reflects his desire to honor his roots while embracing the future with his new family.
For his foster son, Emperor Efih, the occasion is a proud moment. “Dr. Arube’s story is one of resilience and dedication—both in music and in life. His ability to bring people together, whether through his music or his personal journey, is truly remarkable.”
An Event to Remember
The wedding, expected to draw family, friends, and fans, will be a grand affair, steeped in Delta culture and tradition. Attendees are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to celebrate the union of Dr. Arube and his three brides in what promises to be a colorful and lively event.
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As the date approaches, the viral flier continues to generate buzz, with many lauding Arube’s bold and unconventional decision. For his fans and the Delta community, this ceremony will be another chapter in the life of a man who has consistently defied expectations and carved out a legacy both in music and in his personal life.
