Dela, Episode 23

Daddy Mens demands Paa T leave his only daughter, Sarpomaa, with him as the sole guarantee for extending his debt repayment, as surety and until the full amount is paid in full.

Nana Fosu falls into Daddy Mens' dubious trap, offering his staff of office as loan collateral. When he defaults, Daddy Mens sends his wife Adisi to retrieve the sacred staff.

Paa T disowns his daughter Sarpomaa and throws her out after discovering she slept with and supported Daddy Mens, the man exploiting their family's deepest struggles.

Sarpomaa turns to blackmail, using secrets and threats to keep other women away from Daddy Mens and maintain her hold on the powerful, manipulative man.

When Efo fails to repay his debt on time, Daddy Mens cruelly assaults his only daughter, Enam, using violence to exert power and settle the unpaid obligation.

Daddy Mens' promiscuous lifestyle nearly costs him his life when he is attacked by unknown assailants, a consequence of the many enemies he made along the way.

The attempt on Daddy Mens' life becomes a wake-up call, forcing him to reflect deeply and reconsider the consequences of his reckless and immoral lifestyle.

The search for a wife for Daddy Mens turns treacherous and perilous, fueled by fierce competition and the high stakes tied to winning his favor and fortune.

Efo Mawuli schemes to end his niece Dela's relationship with Wisdom, Blinded by greed and manipulating her into getting involved with the wealthy but corrupt Daddy Mens.

One of the girls steals from Daddy Mens and cunningly frames Dela for the theft, putting her in serious trouble and deepening the web of betrayal around him.

Dela is arrested and locked in a dark room within the mansion after stolen money is found in her room, now facing the threat of possible conviction for the crime.

Daddy Mens denies responsibility for Sika's pregnancy and proceeds with plans for his wedding to Dela, ignoring the consequences of his actions and the truth he's hiding.

As Daddy Mens marries Dela, Sika tragically dies while attempting to terminate her pregnancy, a haunting consequence of rejection and desperation.

Kwapx, Kakra's husband, runs off with her prize money, but his unexpected disappearance hides a deeper, possibly noble motive behind the seemingly selfish act.

Efo's long-held curse on Daddy Mens takes effect immediately after his wedding, unleashing consequences that mark the beginning of his downfall.

Sarpomaa hires Joe to kill Dela, but Joe secretly harbors his own agenda, setting the stage for an unexpected twist in the deadly scheme.

Sarpomaa clashes with her parents, while Pokuwaa confesses to her fiancé Addo that she slept with Daddy Mens in exchange for money, shaking their relationship.

Hate for Daddy Mens brew and intensifies in the village. After Nana Aba's failed attempt, Adepa seeks out Joe, hiring him to finish the job and eliminate Daddy Mens.

While Daddy Mens visits the Okomfour for help with his erectile dysfunction, Joe and his men seize the opportunity to kidnap his wife, Dela, setting off a new crisis.

Driven by insecurity, Daddy Mens forbids his wife from leaving the mansion or receiving any visitors, isolating her completely in a bid to maintain control and ensure her safety.

Daddy Mens attempts to force Efo to reverse the curse, but is briefly mummified in a terrifying ordeal. Once freed, he panics and flees in fear for his life.

The Kontihene assaults his wife for her involvement with Daddy Mens and is suspended as subchief by Nana Fosu, leading to a rift and eventual separation between them.

After Oforiwaa moves in with Daddy Mens, Kontihene confronts them and places a curse on both. Later, Dela drives Oforiwaa out, unable to tolerate her presence in the house.

With help from Nana Aba and Kwaku Sampson, Dela reunites with her first love, Wisdom, rekindling a bond that once brought her true happiness and hope.

Daddy Mens accuses Dela of infidelity and drags her to the Okomfour for answers, but to his surprise, the Okomfour declares Dela innocent, clearing her name completely.

Daddy Mens is banished from the village after the traditional authority finds him guilty of murdering Adepa and Osei, marking the fall of his power and influence.