“We will continue doing this because men are not approaching us” – Lady in Uber driver’s rape claim

According to a report by Ghpage on Thursday, October 8, 2026, an Uber driver has taken a complaint of sexual assault to Kasapa FM, alleging that three women raped him. One of the women has since spoken on the same station, confirming the encounter and saying the group has no intention of stopping.

The man went to the radio station to make his allegation public. In her response, the woman, whose identity has not been disclosed, supported his version of events. She went further, however, claiming that the driver enjoyed what happened. That characterisation comes from her alone, and the report does not say how the man responded to it.

The woman also disclosed that the driver was not the group’s first target. By her account, they had earlier done the same to two other men, neither of whom went to the media. She wondered aloud why they had stayed silent. She then declared that the group would continue, explaining that men were not approaching them.

The claims have not been independently verified, and several basic details are missing from the account. The date of the broadcast, the driver’s name and the identities of the three women have not been given, and there is no indication that a police report has been filed.

Cases in which men allege sexual violence are widely regarded as under-reported, with stigma often cited as a reason victims stay quiet. The driver’s decision to speak on air is therefore notable, even as the allegations remain untested. The woman’s own account, if accurate, describes a pattern involving at least three men rather than a single isolated incident.

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