Mma Kuo, Episode 9

Sofo Maame scolds a man she owes with backing from women fellowship leaders, leaving him hurt. Later, Rev. Boateng reminds her of her true role and stand in his ministry.

Landlord Antrofi mediates between Christian tenants and Hindu Bahubali. Rev. Boateng urges women fellowship leaders to adjust their outfits, which they reluctantly accept.

Rev. Boateng guides church members on true offerings during hardship, while earlier Sofo Maame and her colleagues ministered to Caro's husband, Kofi, with the word.

Sofo Maame urges the landlord to attend church with his wife, but he refuses, claiming the church harbors witchcraft, leaving her efforts in vain.

The landlady challenges Bahubali but flees after his antics. Later, she furiously confronts the landlord for exposing her lifestyle to his colleagues, fueling more conflict.

Sofo Maame forcefully tries to convert Abbam but fails. Kofi turns to Rev. Boateng for guidance, receiving wise counsel that shapes his next steps.

Landlady fumes after catching Bahubali advising Kofi against her and attacks him. Meanwhile, Dela confesses his love to Happy, but she struggles to accept his feelings.

Sofo Maame suspects Abam and Adasa of secret affairs over their close bond. Tina and Happy are persuaded by their landlady and colleagues to accept guidance in relationships.

Mothers of the women's fellowship advise Tina on dressing to attract men, while Sofo Maame, upon hearing Abbam and Adasa speak ill of her, reacts angrily and curses them.

Rev. Boateng addresses tension after the landlord prayed against his wife, while Tina shares her marriage story, only for the landlady to vow she will ruin her happiness.

Tina postpones her marriage, claiming divine guidance, as her suitor waits anxiously, while the women's fellowship seeks Father Bernard's help for their upcoming revival.

When Father Bernard meets a lady's parents for marriage, she turns to him for guidance, leaving him Stunned. Later, Sholay asks Sofo Maame to persuade Tina to accept his love.

Sholay warns Sofo Maame to stop turning Tina against him or face consequences, while the fellowship leaders boast about their influence and success with the church ladies.

Fellowship leaders, after discovering Happy and Dela's affair, manage to persuade Happy to turn away from him, ending the secret relationship and its growing tension.

Sofo Maame and her friends counsel Tina and Caro on their struggles with men, while Kofi firmly warns the landlady to steer clear of his wife, Caro, to avoid further conflict.

Happy snaps at Dela for questioning her whereabouts and Dela teams up with Bahubali to ask the landlord to warn his wife to stay away from Happy and prevent further conflict.

Rev. Boateng prays earnestly for God's power to save souls. Elsewhere, the Father turns to his deity for strength and courage to confront Rev. Boateng in a looming showdown.

Osofo Maame stops Abbam from pursuing a young girl, angering him deeply, while Bahubali exposes the corrupt and deceitful actions of the women's fellowship to the community.

Sofo Maame and the landlady confront Bahubali for his bad behavior, while Dela urges Happy to forgive him. He decline the appeal, believing Dela has evil intentions against her.

Tina asks the landlady and her friend to link her with influential men, as they did for Happy. Meanwhile, Yaa Bodom reports Sofo Maame's troubling behavior to Father Bernard.

Bahubali confronts Sofo Maame and the Landlady for pretending to play out of fear, while earlier Kofi seeks his father-in-law for help in persuading Caro to change her mind.

After Happy’s funeral, the women’s fellowship leaders demand Father Bernard pay extra costs, while the new convent Abbam urges Adasa to accept Christ despite Sofo Maame’s acts.

Sofo Maame preaches peace to the young ones, and later, she and the Landlady celebrate their achievement with Tina, marking a moment of shared joy and success.

Father Bernard agrees to meet Tina's family for a marriage discussion, while Sofo Maame and the Landlady encourage Caro to assert her rights and freedom in marriage.

Father discusses marrying Tina, but women’s fellowship leaders oppose it for straying from the plan. Tensions rise as Caro leaves her marital home, leaving Kofi in tears.