Njila: The Phase

Jane and Gomez have a new lawyer and plan to refile the case. Uncle Tom begins selling their properties.

Uncle Tom tries to use underhanded means to win the court case. Dai goes back to her parents.

The lawyer demands for legal fees. A new feminine presence at the club brings back new life. Dai seeks a new avenue for income.

Gomez finds Dai sleeping outside the club and offers her shelter. Jane has a growing liking for Mainza. Gomez's club hits a snag when they provoke the local church.

Dai starts to develop feelings for Gomez. Jane receives a shock when she finds the college closed and that she has lost her money.

Maambo turns out to be a wolf in sheep’s clothing looking to profit from Gomez’s riches. Gomez faces disgruntled staff when he only manages to pay half their wages .

Gomez is under pressure at the club. He fishes out the person who has been selling weed and is later forced to reconsider his decision.

Mainza comforts Jane. Gomez tells the staff that he is unable to pay them because of the robbery.

Jane realizes her feelings for Mainza. Jimmy is left heartbroken and loses his bearings. Gomez and Noah hunt down Maambo.

Gomez and Noah bond over a heist. The club is back in business. Jane finds something out about Mainza that affects their new-found love.

Gomez goes into depression after discovering that the club no longer belongs to him.

Gomez decides that he can no longer tolerate Drecas in the club. Dai reconciles with her parents.

A cat and mouse game ensues when Gomez decides that enough is enough. Jane beats him to it and puts herself in danger to try and save the day.