Ama Dapaah, Episode 4

Kwaku Dua gives his aunt the money he received from selling his first harvest so she can take care of his ailing uncle and give the remaining funds to the rest of the family.

Pomaa seen angrily laments to her friend why her father would trade her without informing her, as Kwaku Dua and his buddies roast and rap the game he obtained from his hunt.

Kwaku Dua believed he had shot animals. He follows the trail of blood to where he discovered the pregnant woman covered in blood. He tends to her needs and carries her home.

Nyamekye informs her father the reason she is hiding in the bush is because of what her stepmother did to her. Ama Dapaa shares her life narrative with Kwaku, shedding tears.

Mansah complain sincerely to Kwaku Dua, his reasons for wanting a lady to take over the tasks she was undertaking. Asabea was advised to stop ill-treating Adepa by her husband.

When Ama Dapaa returns home with an empty pan and claims that Mansah shoved her water away, Agya Nsiah and his wife dispute about his new wife. She asks about their connection.

Asabea informs Agya Nsiah that if he divorces her, he should split his property into two equal halves so that she may claim her share. Ama tells Frena everything that happened.

Abebrase tells his uncle he is eager to start work on the plantation, but the uncle persuaded him out of it. Kwaku dua challenges his aunt about Ama's rude behavior.

Ama receives word from Mansah to avoid Kwaku Dua. Kwaku Duah is approached by Mansah and her companion.

Kwaku Duah is approached by Ama Dapaa, who voices her concerns regarding his aunt's treatment and behavior towards her.

Agya Adu advice Ama Dapaa never to pick offense at Kwaku's nanny-like behavior; instead, she continued to act with kindness toward her.

Sly asks pomaa if tutu is the reason why she is not performing her marital duties. Although Ama tries to stop kwaku's auntie from leaving but she is adamant about leaving.

As Frema acknowledged that her love was genuine, Abebresa's uncle questioned her about his nephew. When Kwaku Duah leaves with a stranger, his mother and aunt confront him.

Kwaku Duah makes a conscious decision to persuade his mother to accept Ama, but she remains unyielding.

Frema encourages abebrese to work diligently on the farmland his uncle gave them as a kindness to start life, so they do not have to disappoint him. Pomaa's dilemma revealed.

Abrabese's uncles express appropriate affection towards his wife, Frama, making a welcome advance and creating comfort in the family dynamic.

Abebrese ask Frema to share what his uncle had told her, but she insisted on just following his instructions. Mansah warns Frepha not to discuss her problems with Ama Dapaa.

Pomaa informs her friend how she is unfairly treated at her husband's home and needs to act appropriately as a wife. Pomaa says she opposes having an elderly man for a husband.

Ama Dapaa begs Kwaku's auntie to acknowledge her like her daughter, but the aunt declines and tells Ama Dapaa to avoid her as she is the reason her nephew now despises her.

As two friends in the village steals from people's farmlands, it is evident that life is a very hard knock.

Ama Dapaa is beaten by Kwaku Duah's mother and aunt as she gathers her belongings to leave, but Kwaku pleads with her to stay and swears to protect her.

Agya Adu received information on the cocoa plantation and advice on how to care for it using its medicine.

Kwaku Duah's mother finally accepts Ama Dapaa and adviced her to be patient with her sister who will come to like her. She enquires about her background, bitterness, and pain.

Agya Nsiah expresses his displeasure over Sly's proximity to Pomaa and cautions him to avoid Pomaa. While Ama dapaa begs Kwaku dua's mother to be patient with her sister.

Considering Mansah's treatment of her, Ama Dapaa begs Agya Adu to speak with Kwaku Dua. He tells them that he will do likewise and advise Mansah to stop bothering her.

Ama Dapaa receives advise from Kwaku Dua's mother to maintain decorum and forbid Kwaku from having intimacy with her. She also counseled Kwaku to cease having intimacy with her.