Ralph St Williams Shows Humility at Hospital After Surviving Road Accident, Speaks Nicely to Nurse
- Controversial Ghanaian social commentator Ralph St Williams has shared an update after being involved in a road accident
- This comes after he posted a video of himself at the hospital ward as he interacted with a nurse and other hospital staff
- Netizens who commented on the video urged Ralph to be careful when on Ghana's roads and wished him a swift recovery
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Followers of Ralph St Williams breathed a sigh of relief after the controversial activist shared a video providing a positive update on his current condition.
He posted a video on his Facebook page on Thursday, January 22, 2026, where he was receiving treatment after surviving a motorcycle accident.
Source: Facebook
Ralph St Williams, who is known to have a brazen, outspoken character, showed his humble side as he interacted with people in the hospital ward respectfully.
This comes after he calmly called on a nurse attending to him and politely asked her to check his blood pressure.
He was then seen conversing in a low tone with another hospital staff member, apparently over the medicine he would need to take.
The activist also ensured that none of the people who were in the ward at the time had their faces shown in the video, as a measure of respect.
Watch the Facebook video below:
Ralph St Williams and Ridge Hospital incident
Ralph's respectful demeanour and conduct at the hospital where he is receiving treatment have earned praise from netizens, particularly considering his actions in August last year.
He had stormed the Greater Accra Regional Hospital, commonly referred to as Ridge Hospital, recording happenings in the ward in a quest to prove his claim that the nurses were being unprofessional.
He was later investigated for his conduct after a pregnant nurse accused him of assault, a claim he vehemently refuted.
Source: Facebook
Reactions to Ralph St Williams' hospital video
Social media users who thronged the comments section of the video shared varied opinions on the incident, with many wishing him a speedy recovery.
Bernie Boat stated:
"You go around lambasting people for not doing the right thing, meanwhile, you are also not doing the right thing. Where's your helmet? How were you riding the motor? Work on yourself before you go to others. In all, speedy recovery, man."
Benjamin Awuah Koranteng stated:
"Trust me, bro, you have a broken thumb! This was mine two years ago, bro. Sorry, ok. Get well soon."
Lvgt Kwami indicated:
"Oh sorry bro. Please next time, when you reach there, just press on the motor bell before you pass."
Isaac Komlah Sunny indicated:
"Your life is at risk but you don’t even know. NPP guys are very angry at you. Be very careful and make sure you are safe, my gee."
Activist group leader slams Ralph St Williams
YEN.com.gh also reported that the leader of the Buz Stop Boys, Heneba Safo, had advised Ralph St Williams to change his approach to fighting for social change.
He stated that the use of exemplary leadership and lifestyle to call Ghanaians to action was the way to go, rather than his usual use of force and abusive language.
Proofreading by Bruce Douglas, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
