Reverend Patty Obassey was a renowned Nigerian gospel singer, songwriter, and minister of the Gospel. Rooted in the Igbo tradition, Obassey's soul-stirring melodies and rhythms won the hearts of many within and beyond the borders of Nigeria. His songs often featured themes of praise, worship, and reverence to God, embodying the spirit and resilience of his faith. With a music career that blossomed in the latter part of the 20th century, Obassey became a revered figure in the African gospel music scene, especially known for his ability to convey deep spiritual messages through his lyrics.

His musical legacy includes a number of beloved tracks, including "Walking with Jesus," in which he illustrates the Christian journey of faith, and "Jehova Onye Oma," a soulful exaltation of God's goodness. In songs like "Onye Isi Agha" and "Bianu Kayi Kelee Jehova," Rev. Patty Obassey called upon listeners to give thanks and praise to the Lord, while his "Complete Nwamamaiwota" was a testament to the completeness found in a life dedicated to service and worship. "Ezinwanyi Di Uko" and "Anyi Ganaga N'iru" further showcased his commitment to delivering messages of hope and adoration through music. Reverend Patty Obassey left an indelible mark on the gospel music industry, and his works continue to inspire new generations of faithful listeners.