His passion for music started developing as early as age 5, while singing along to HipHop and R'n'B records from his elder brother's Audio Cassettes.
At the same time initial attempts at a professional recording career merged him and friends in a HipHop group called Thorobreds.
It was at this point that he adopted the moniker "Obiwon", a name which a favourite uncle had fondly called him in his younger years, after a popular science fiction hero.
In November 2013 he released the album Gold Water which contained notable singles "Testify", "Pour Your Love" and the urban gospel hit "Hail My King", which featured fellow notable Nigerian urban gospel acts Frank Edwards, Eben and Kenny K'ore[1][7] "Gold Water" was honoured at the Crystal Awards 2014, where Hail My King received the Best Collaboration award.
[8] The album, composed primarily of worship music, received positive reviews[9] and saw him touring the church and Christian events circuit.
Since then he has released three more post album singles - "A Billion Halleluyah" (2017),[10] "Surge" featuring Glowreeyah Braimah (2018)[11] and "The Life Of Testimony" (2019).