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Ebenezer Obey-Fabiyi: Commander of Music and Evangelist of Morals, By Toyin Falola Obey sets the bar in entertainment. His music continues to reflect the timeless sociocultural and sociopolitical issues of our time. For the immense contributions he has made to the advancement of humanity and the preservation of oral culture, it is not out of line to celebrate his ingenuity. Chief Ebenezer Obey-Fabiyi, whose name rings a bell in the Nigerian Juju music industry, is a veteran with a great participatory culture in his contribution to the country’s political development through music. In 1942, Obey, as popularly known, was gifted to the family of Obey-Fabiyi, in Owu, an Egba sub-ethnic group in Yorubaland. At the time of his birth, the Egba people were well-exposed and belonged to the community of Yoruba people who understood the value of Western education. Obey, therefore, had no social challenge in pursuing academic engagement as a part of artistic excellence. Going to school was

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