Deloris Akoto Prempeh, riding on the advice of Nana Akua Sarpong, launched her political campaign in a bid to compete with Ellen Mills. She addresses the populace in the local language, which angers Edward Grant and Ellen Mills' camp.

Mr Akoto-Prempeh Barracuda accosts his business partners to pay up what they owe. He threatens to stop doing business with some partners who cannot meet his expectations on the job.

Edward Grant uses scheming ways to woo his son, Junior, back into his fold with the help of Thomas who is working to take over Safowaa's business completely on her blind side.

Safowaa gets a partnership deal with Shew Exports and goes over to get the deal done. Junior Grant gets wind of the partnership and vows to take Safowaa on in court.