Ralph St Williams Leads Song Ministry on Kasoa Streets Amid Lawsuit Over Alleged Assault Case
- Ralph St Williams took to the streets of Kasoa amid the recent lawsuit against him by a Ridge Hospital nurse
- In a video, the social activist embarked on an evangelism campaign with a local preacher on the streets
- Footage of Ralph St Williams' musical performance on the streets has triggered mixed reactions from Ghanaians
Controversial Ghanaian social activist Ralph St Williams has courted attention after his latest public appearance amid his legal woes over an alleged assault case at the Ridge Hospital in Accra.
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In a TikTok video viewed by YEN.com.gh on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, the Fix The Country protestor was spotted on the streets of Kasoa in the Central Region at night.
Ralph St. Williams, sporting a red T-shirt with a photo of Osaagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah emboldened on it, was spotted in an emotional mood as he joined a local preacher to lead a powerful song ministry on the streets.
The social media activist appeared to be enjoying himself on the streets, as he held a microphone and joyfully performed a gospel song with the preacher.
Ralph St Williams' musical performance drew the attention of a few passersby, who supported the roadside ministry with an offering.
The video of Ralph St Williams leading a song ministry on the streets of Kasoa is below:
Ralph St Williams sued by Ridge Hospital
Ralph St Williams' song ministration on the streets of Kasoa comes days after a nurse at the Ridge Hospital, Rejoice Tsotso Bortei, filed a GH₵ 7 million civil lawsuit against him over an alleged assault incident.
According to a Writ of Summons filed at the High Court in Accra on August 20, 2025, the nurse is demanding GH₵ 5 million in damages for battery and an additional GH₵ 2 million for defamation.
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Rejoice Tsotso Bortei also alleged that Ralph St Williams physically assaulted her and left her with a dislocated shoulder and hand injuries that have hindered her ability to perform her duties as a nurse.
The Ridge Hospital nurse also accused the social media activist of defaming her by publicly dismissing her injuries as fabricated.
Ralph St Williams' alleged assault incident
The lawsuit against Ralph St Williams stemmed from the social activist's recent trip to the Ridge Hospital, where he slammed nurses for allegedly being negligent in their duties after he and some individuals brought a patient to the facility for medical treatment.
Following the visit, the Fix The Country protestor was accused of bringing some individuals to the hospital to physically assault the nurse.
The alleged incident angered the Ghana Registered Nurses and Midwives Association, which demanded Ralph St Williams' arrest.
Health Minister Kwabena Mintah Akandoh condemned the alleged incident and set up a committee to investigate the matter and submit its findings within a week.
Reactions to Ralph's song ministry on streets
YEN.com.gh has gathered some comments from social media users below:
P.D.E commented:
"Everyone can sing Gospel. It doesn't qualify him to be anything in God's kingdom. Music is for everyone. Allow him to deceive himself."
Michael said:
"You returned from Nogokpo to come and do Nyame Obantanpa. Wani na awu."
TRUTH_Godfy wrote:
"He is trying his best to avoid the court case, but it is too late."
Mark Maxwell Bempong commented:
"I thought he was a traditionalist, or he just felt like singing at that moment? No offence. Please, I am just asking kindly."
Ralph responds to Ridge Hospital nurse's lawsuit
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Ralph responded to the lawsuit filed against him by Ridge Hospital nurse Rejoice Tsotso Bortei.
In an appearance on the Onua Maakye show with Captain Smart, the social media activist dismissed his legal woes.
Ralph St Williams also highlighted some of the deep rot that has taken hold in various health centres across the country.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
