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Sarkodie (Credit: Instagram - @sarkodie, taken by @iamkaptin)

Rapper Sarkodie, has reportedly settled the medical bills of an 18 months old girl who accidentally fell into hot water.

In a post on Twitter, TV Personality Bridget Otoo, revealed that she was contacted by the rapper after the story of the baby named Rose, went viral.

She stated that Sarkodie foot the full bill, GHS13,000, for the family of the child.

“This is how it all started…I was in bed minding my business, then Boom, alert….King Sarkodie slipped in my DM…and I was WAS LIKE ermmm am I getting an ADVICe? Sarkodie shared a link of my post, wanted to verify if it was legit and If I had seen the child,” Bridget Otoo wrote.

Metro TV had reported that the family of 18-month-old Rose Samira Sulley, who has been receiving treatment at the hospital for months was unable to foot the bill for the young girl - neither for further treatment nor for her to be discharged.

The station had begun a campaign on social media to mobilise funds for the family and baby Rose.

It was through this campaign that Sarkodie saw the baby and offered to help.

However, Bridget Otto revealed the ‘Advise’ rapper first got in touch with her to ensure the story is true before he made the money available.

After confirming the story, she noted that Sarkodie shortly sent the bill to the announced mobile money number.

“I made it clear some people had donated some and he said it was okay and that the rest of the money be given to the parent of the child,” she wrote.

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