A music video of a song by Flavour Nabania drops this month. 19th of June to be precise. He features a UK artiste — Anna Reay.

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However, the publicist of the song, Ediale Kingsley, says, “I am particularly moved by the reason behind the song. And I sincerely think that these same reasons should get everyone to love the song and project. That’s why the song is titled, She’s One In A Million.”
He went further to narrate the reason for the song project, “A girl. Age 8. After fighting a disease called Chronic granulomatous disease (CGD) for 4 years of her life, dies.
While she was yet living and fighting the disease. She lived an exemplary life. She had a unique passion for charity. And did all she could to ensure kids around her were helped.
“She loved helping children. But that wasn’t all she lived for. She had her dreams too. Although the dreams were cut short by the painful death. But she wanted to be a Fashion Designer.”
Little Miss Valerie Olalemi is that special one in a million. She is no longer here. But her family (and her, while she was alive) saw life beyond the selfishness of things and as such were inspired by the memories and incredible desires of their daughter.
And as such they founded a Charity Organisation called Safe Haven A Ray of Hope . Basically, existing as a charity to help children who are underprivileged and children with disabilities. They have since became a voice to  children. They stand to continue supporting and advocating for children.
And to this end, they have released this song. First to honor Valerie. And also to ensure the proceeds from the song is channeled towards the good works of the foundation.
All to keep her legacy and dreams. The foundation has decided to create a fashion design and creative center in her memory. Now the creative centre would have a fashion design centre. Which is what she wanted to become. And also accommodate lots of other creative centres for children. While they keep up the great works in helping underprivileged children and  children with disabilities. Like they have done in Nigeria , in the UK and some other countries.
Knowing the proceeds from the song may not be able to really do much. The Safe Haven organisation has also created a GoFundMe account. So more funds can be gotten via donations.
Why Flavour?
Valerie’s mum, Blessing Olalemi based in United Kingdom, says her daughter’s favourite singer was Flavour. And her best Favor song was the 2017 ‘Virtuous Woman’ hit.
She’s One In A  Million song has been dedicated to the 93 to 150 million children globally living with disability, 1 billion underprivileged children whom are multi dimensionally poor and those suffering from a rare disease.
Valerie’s health deprived her a normal life, she experienced prolonged hospital admissions, suffered several complications until her unfortunate death at age 8 on 21st April 2020.
Flavour N’abania had somethings to say after the song was produced, “ Having spoken to Blessing, I was inspired, after learning about Valerie’s amazing fight. I’m a firm believer that charity starts at home, so I’m thrilled to know that the proceeds from the charity single ‘She’s One in A Million’ will go towards helping children in need.”
The UK songstress that also collaborated, Anna Reay, also had stuffs to say, ” I first met Valerie’s family in 21 May 2020, and I was honoured to sing at her funeral in Newcastle. She’s no longer with us, but she won’t easily be forgotten. Hopefully, the song with Flavour will help the charity to raise enough funds to build a school, which will continue Valerie’s legacy.”
The publicist further appeals, “The beautiful Valerie could no longer be here, physically, to ply on the vision of an organization (Safe haven – A Ray of hope) she was a key part of.
“But can we all ensure that the proceeds from downloads and streams of the single ‘She’s One in A Million’ available on all major download platforms help Safe Haven continue to play its part in helping underprivileged children and children living with disabilities and the building of a Fashion design and creative centre for these group of children.