An Uber driver who was allegedly sexually assaulted by three women at East Legon Hills has reportedly received GH¢105,600 in compensation, according to a media report.
The case attracted widespread attention after videos and reports about the alleged incident circulated on social media, prompting discussions about sexual assault and calls for the authorities to investigate.
According to Kasapa FM, in a report shared on X on October 8, 2026, the three women allegedly involved in the incident paid the driver GH¢105,600.
The report stated that the driver, whose identity has not been disclosed, had initially agreed to accept GH¢100,000, with the women reportedly making an initial payment of GH¢50,000.
The circumstances surrounding the reported increase to GH¢105,600 were not explained in the information available.
Incident sparks public debate
The incident reportedly occurred at East Legon Hills. The driver, who lives at Kasoa Budumburam, was said to have recounted how the three women allegedly sexually assaulted him.
The allegations have generated mixed reactions on social media, with some users calling on the Ghana Police Service to arrest the women and investigate the matter.
Others have argued that the reported payment should not be treated as justification for the alleged conduct, stressing that compensation does not, on its own, resolve questions about possible criminal responsibility.
The case has also drawn attention to public perceptions of sexual assault and how allegations involving male victims are treated.
However, details about the reported compensation arrangement, including whether it was formally documented or accepted as part of any legal process, have not been established in the information provided.
The reported payment has added another dimension to the debate, but the allegations against the women remain distinct from any determination of criminal liability by the appropriate authorities.
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