Scores of Uber drivers massed up at the offices of Uber in Accra on Wednesday, April 25, 2018.
The drivers who were on a sit down strike, demonstrated against what they say is the unfair treatment by the transport services company.
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According to them, the twenty-five percent retention of all transport fares remitted to Uber, is rendering their businesses unprofitable.
Some of them who spoke to Citi Business News off the record however indicated that they have been compelled to take the action as the company has refused to act on their concerns.
Uber has been operating in Ghana for about a year now.
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Its relatively improved services have led to most commercial transport users resorting to it at the expense of local taxis.
The allegations of non-payment of taxes have been rife among taxi drivers as well as Uber drivers for some time now.
The Transport ministry and the GRA are however yet to bring finality to the matter.
Officials of Uber are yet to make any formal comment on the latest concerns of the Uber drivers.