The Uber Driver Who Was Allegedly Gang-Raped Has Been Compensated GHC105,600 By The Ladies Involved

According to a report by GHOne TV today being Thursday, October 8, 2026, a Kasoa-based Uber driver has reportedly received GH¢105,600 in compensation following an alleged sexual assault incident involving him and a group of women at East Legon.

The incident, which has attracted significant public attention, reportedly occurred after the driver was engaged to provide transportation services to the women. According to reports surrounding the case, the driver later alleged that he had been sexually assaulted by the women involved.

The circumstances surrounding the incident have generated widespread discussions on social media, with many people calling for the matter to be treated seriously and for the rights of all parties involved to be respected.

Reports indicate that the women involved have now compensated the Uber driver with an amount of GH¢105,600. The reported payment is understood to have been made in connection with the allegations and the events that occurred during the encounter.

The case has also renewed conversations about sexual violence against men and the importance of taking allegations of sexual assault seriously, regardless of the gender of the person making the complaint.

The development has attracted reactions from members of the public, with some expressing concern over the reported circumstances while others have called for responsible handling of the allegations to ensure that facts are properly established.

Although the compensation has been reported, it does not by itself establish the legal truth of the allegations or determine whether any criminal offence occurred. The specific circumstances of the incident and any legal proceedings remain important in understanding the full picture.

The reported case has nevertheless sparked broader conversations about consent, personal safety and accountability in relationships between service providers and clients.

As details surrounding the matter continue to circulate, public interest remains focused on what allegedly happened at East Legon and the circumstances that led to the reported GH¢105,600 compensation to the Kasoa Uber driver.

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