Ralph St Williams Confronts Female Preacher for Noise-Making, Video
- Ralph St Williams has confronted a street preacher, accusing her of making noise early in the morning
- The woman of God did not budge and continued preaching while the divisive activist watched her
- Netizens thronged the comments to share their views on Ralph’s confrontation with the lady preacher
Fix The Country convener Ralph Saint Williams, known for his critiques of political leaders and societal issues, is trending after confronting a female preacher.
Source: UGC
The activist, also known as Ralph De FellowGhanaian, approached a preacher who was allegedly disturbing the peace in the community.
He called out the woman for delivering her sermons behind their buildings while the residents within were trying to rest.
Ralph described her conduct as unacceptable and said the Ghana Police Service should have been the ones to address the situation.
"Only if we had a serious country, the police would be the right ones to come after you," he told the woman, who refused to listen and continued preaching.
The local preacher continued her message, urging people to repent because the world was coming to an end.
Part of her preaching did not sit well with Ralph, who presumed she was indirectly attacking him for complaining about the noise.
"Exactly, this is what I’m talking about. Whenever you confront them, they call you a gang leader 'Champion atta'."
Ralph St Williams clashes with female preacher
He also challenged one of the woman’s statements, arguing that some deaths are not punishments from God but consequences of failures within Ghana’s system.
Insisting he was right to confront the preacher, Ralph questioned what was wrong done by people who died during medical procedures when the lights went off.
"What wrong did those people do?" he said.
The video on X, at the time of reporting, had 59.7 thousand views, 151 comments and 928 likes, and netizens have shared their views on the matter.
See the X post below.
Peeps react to Ralph confronting female preacher
YEN.com.gh earlier compiled several comments on the video.
@2xnmore wrote:
“Everybody knows the time to pray. Why do they have to mount speakers to call for prayers in 2025?”
@2xnmore wrote:
“I agree with you on this. Sometimes it’s just too much. Unfortunately, when you confront them, you end up empowering them.”
@ACHIE_O wrote:
“Why doesn’t he go to places where mosques are and tell them they make noise with their dawn prayers? This guy is doing too much.”
@killa_ronin wrote:
“I see people say mosques make noise with the call to prayer every morning. The truth is, the call to prayer doesn’t take more than 10 minutes. Why don’t people get that?”
@_koose added:
“You might not see the importance of this. If you don’t need it, someone needs it at that moment. It has helped many people. You can ask her to reduce the volume, but you cannot stop her.”
Source: Instagram
Ralph St-Williams directs traffic on Makola streets
Earlier this year, the controversial activist went to one of Ghana’s busiest markets, Makola, to help direct traffic and ease congestion.
On Monday, October 27, 2025, Ralph posted a video on his TikTok page showing himself directing traffic in Makola, Accra Central.
In a TikTok video, he appeared frustrated with the situation and moved to the middle of the road to ensure the free flow of vehicles and pedestrians.
He scolded some commercial drivers who had parked at unauthorised spots to pick up passengers, causing unnecessary traffic.
A passerby admired the controversial Ghanaian activist’s actions and rushed to take a picture with him before stepping away.
Ralph St-Williams speaks on Ridge nurse case
YEN.com.gh earlier reported on Ralph St Williams speaking for the first time after a Ridge Hospital nurse took legal action against him for alleged assault.
Rejoice Tsotsoo Bortei was confirmed to have sued the activist for GH¢7 million over assault and defamation at the Accra High Court on August 20, 2025.
The case stemmed from an incident on August 17, 2025, when Ralph went to the hospital and confronted several nurses there over alleged negligence.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
