Why I left broadcasting for music – Pat Molie
By SAM ANOKAM
Friday, March 14, 2008

 

Having worked in the electronic media for a long time, Pat Mohie is now in the music industry to answer a divine call.
Molie whose debut album is entitled: Keeper of my heart is a graduate of Mass Communication from Uzor Polytechnic, Delta State, she hinted that the album is a true reflection of her belief in God.

Mohie, who worked as a continuity announcer in Radio Nigeria 2 with the likes of Jones Usen, Godwin Asuquo, Jacob Akinyemi Johnson, Willie Egbe, Ndidi Osaka, among others, revealed to Daily Sun that her mission is to connect people to God through worship songs.

“ It is my calling, in fact I would soon be 20 years in the ministry. And it took me this long to come out with an album because there is time for everything on earth. I am an evangelist and I want people to understand the power of worship and also help to connect people to God.”

The evangelist added that her father, Prince P.S Erijo, is a musician hence rustic music runs in her family. She recalled her days in the secondary school when she used to play music and table tennis for the school.

Now married to Pastor Patrick Mohie, the artiste said her kind of music is strictly soul worship with a 10- tracker comprising songs like Holy! Holy! Holy! Joy of my desire, Forever Mourning into dancing among others.

She had this to say about what inspired her to sing as well as her target audience. “ I get inspired everyday but most significantly when I find myself in a place of worship. My target audience is everybody who loves worship and likes to connect with his or her maker.”

The actress and script writer also stated that she believes in songs that strenghten one through life and which is used in worshipping God who is the only keeper of life.
Molie said the audio and video CD are now in the market.




 

 

 

 

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