Fix the country activist released by police after allegedly attacking MP.

Fix The Country activist Ralph St Williams has been released from police custody following his arrest earlier on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.

St Williams, a leading member of the group, found himself on the wrong side of the law following his appearance in Parliament for the 2025 budget reading.

He was arrested after engaging in a confrontation with New Patriotic Party (NPP) MP Stephen Amoah.

Stephen Amoah, who represents the people of Nhiayeso in Parliament, arrived to witness the 2025 budget reading when suddenly, Ralph approached him.

After approaching the MP, the Fix the Country activist took out his phone to record the MP and started confronting him over issues in his constituency.

According to Ralph, he visited the MP’s constituency a day before the budget reading and was appalled.

He claimed the constituency is saddled with a lot of challenges that need urgent attention, however, the MP has been in office for eight years without addressing them. He mentioned poor roads, poor living conditions of residents, etc.

Hours after the incident and the budget reading, Ralph St Williams was apprehended by the police. In a video posted on social media, he is seen in a car believed to be a police vehicle.

He explains that he had been picked up for his confrontation with the Nhyiaeso MP. He said Stephen Amoah caused his arrest because of the harmless questions he asked. He described the arrest as unfair.

Voice of Confrontation

Not long after the news of his arrest emerged, Ralph St Williams was released from the Greater Accra Regional Police Command. Another video that emerged online showed the young man on the premises of the police command interacting with Stephen Amoah, who had come to write his statement. After a brief conversation with the Nhyiaeso MP, St Williams refused money that was offered to him by the MP.

He noted that the money was not enough for anything, while the MP indicated that he was taking it back if he [Ralph] did not want it anymore as he had requested.

Stephen Amoah, popularly known as Sticka, explained that he made a complaint to the police because he felt assaulted and threatened by Ralph St. Williams’s confrontation.

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