Ralph St Williams Reacts to Ridge Hospital Report, Targets Mahama and Mintah Akandoh in Angry Retort

Ralph St Williams Reacts to Ridge Hospital Report, Targets Mahama and Mintah Akandoh in Angry Retort

  • Ralph St Williams has broken his silence after a committee established to investigate his alleged assault of a Ridge Hospital nurse cleared him
  • The controversial activist shared a video on Facebook and challenged President John Mahama and the Health Minister to take action
  • Ralph St Williams went viral after a heated confrontation with nurses at Ridge Hospital, where he accused them of neglecting patients

Controversial Ghanaian activist Ralph St Williams has broken his silence after the Ridge Hospital Investigative Committee cleared him of assault against a nurse, Rejoice Tsotsoo Bortei.

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Ralph St Williams reacts after Ridge Hospital cleared him of assaulting a nurse, with a demand of President John Mahama. Image credit: GAHR, RalphDeFellowGhanaian, JohnDramaniMahama
Source: Facebook

The outspoken activist went viral on social media on August 17, following a heated confrontation with emergency ward nurses at the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, popularly known as Ridge Hospital.

He recorded himself angrily blasting nurses at the facility after they allegedly failed to promptly attend to a critically ill patient he had brought to the facility.

St Williams accused one nurse of claiming that he could not pressure them to do their jobs, which triggered him to go on a lengthy rant about the lack of professionalism among Ghanaian health workers.

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One nurse, Rejoice Bortei, later accused the social activist of assaulting her, and Ridge Hospital shared CCTV footage to back up her claim.

Bortei said in an interview that she had suffered a dislocated shoulder and other severe injuries and sued St Williams for assault and defamation.

Ridge Hospital report clears Ralph St Williams

The Minister of Health established a committee in the wake of the incident to investigate and provide its findings.

The Ridge Assault Investigative Committee presented its report on Wednesday, August 27, 2025.

In the report, the committee said they found no medical evidence that the nurse suffered the serious injuries she claimed to have sustained in the clash with St Williams.

The committee also said no video evidence was provided to prove that a physical assault occurred.

Below is a Twitter video of the committee clearing Ralph St Williams.

Ralph St Williams reacts to Ridge report

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Following the committee’s findings, Ralph St Williams took to Facebook to share his thoughts.

He shared a video showing another confrontation he had with a Ridge Hospital worker.

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Ralph St Williams blasts Ridge Hospital nurses over alleged negligence after a visit to the facility on August 17, 2025. Image credit: RalphDeFellowGhanaian
Source: Facebook

He noted that after the confirmation that no assault occurred, the young man who had been arrested and remanded in connection with the incident had been proven innocent and should be released as well.

“So what happens to the young man that was remanded and still in jail over this same assault case 😡 John Dramani Mahama, Kwabena Mintah Akandoh,” he queried.

The Facebook post by St Williams is below.

Ralph St Williams denies assaulting Ridge nurse

Previously, YEN.com.gh reported that Ralph St Williams denied the accusations by Ridge Hospital nurse Rejoice Bortei that he assaulted her and seriously injured her.

Speaking on Onua Maakye with Captain Smart, he said he had never hit a woman in his life and detailed more problems he had noted with hospitals across the country.

The controversy began when St Williams filmed himself confronting nurses at Ridge Hospital over their alleged apathy towards a patient who was in dire need of care.

Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.

Source: YEN.com.gh

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