Flavour Finally Features Blind Liberian Boy



Fortune smiled on Semah G. Weifur, the blind Liberian boy who won the heart of Nigerian born music maestro Flavour during a visit to Liberia as he has not only lived his dream of recording with musical idol but also featured in the musical video of the track “Most High” which is highly anticipated. See below for clips from the highly anticipated musical video.







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We wish little Semah a very exciting career as he begins his journey to stardom. Flavour has proven himself to be a true mentor and dream builder.

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  1. Unknown18 July 2017 at 16:43

    Just like that of the breadseller, this little boy is blessed for life. This music is spirit lifting. Nice one flavour.

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  2. Unknown18 July 2017 at 16:43

    Just like that of the breadseller, this little boy is blessed for life. This music is spirit lifting. Nice one flavour.

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  3. Elijah Ayomide9 August 2017 at 02:20

    wow, this is wonderful. imagine Nigerian leaders banning the shot of movies outside the country. Our leaders need to start seeing possibilities everywhere, unless they really want to be totally selfish like they are!. Kuddos to Flavour

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