Sarkodie Pays GHc13K Medical Bills of 18-Month-Old Baby Detained at Ridge Hospital
- Rapper Sarkodie has paid GHc13,000 to settle the medical bills of a baby stranded at the Ridge Hospital in Accra, Ghana
- Little Rose Samira Sulley had suffered severe burns after she accidentally fell into hot water her mother was preparing for her bathe
- The rapper's gesture followed a report by Metro TV highlighting the 18-month-old baby and her mother's plight
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Ghana's highest rapper Sarkodie, born Michael Owusu Addo, has singlehandedly paid GHc13,000 to settle the medical bills of a baby stranded at the Ridge Hospital.
Little Rose Samira Sulley had suffered severe burns after she accidentally fell into hot water her mother was preparing for her bathe.
The 18-month-old baby underwent surgery at the Ridge Hospital in Accra, Ghana, to restore her life to normalcy.
After going under the knife and being on a ventilator for weeks, she began healing. The hospital, however, detained Rose and her distraught mother for three months over unpaid GHc13,000 medical bills.
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Sarkodie stepped in to settle the medical bills following a report by Metro TV, highlighting the little girl and her mother's plight - raising funds to get her discharged.
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Ghanaian Teacher Returns GHc6K to Rightful Owner
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that, a kind-hearted Ghanaian teacher, Madina Adutwumwaa Asare, has proven that there are still good people out there after returning GHc6,000 to the rightful owner.
Madina, a teacher at the Diamond State Academy at Atimatim-Maase in Kumasi, found the money in a pocket of one of the items she had received for an orphanage.
In a Facebook video, one Kwesi Asiamah recounts that the money was sent to him to pay the school fees of some children. He indicated that the people who handed over the items to Madina unknowingly left the cash in them.
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