Njoro Wa Uba

Kepha bumps into Purity at the hotel and quickly finds out that she has been spending time with his son Eric. Meanwhile, Dr. Joy gives Njoro a gift.

Jezebel pulls out every trick in the book to force Waithaka out of her house but he’s not leaving without a fight.

Stacy’s school situation spirals into a legal crisis with  Njoro forced to face the painful reality: fairness means little in a system shaped by influence and wealth.

Odanga secretly pulls Njoro into the middle of the city and they both get caught up in the chaos.

Back on the road after surgery, Njoro is immediately hit with pressure unpaid rent, and the fallout from Stacy’s suspension.

After suffering cardiac arrest on the operating table, Njoro finds himself trapped in a surreal, in-between ride where his passenger is a mysterious figure conducting an audit of his life.

Waithaka beats Jezebel at her own game while Njoro's health takes a turn for the worst and collapses at Cess's house.

Stacy discovers Njoro’s notebook, his unwritten goodbye letter. The two reconcile, and Stacy promises to look after him.

Cess and Henry have a fallout while Jezebel finally ties the knot with Waithaka.

In this special Christmas episode of Njoro wa Uba, Stacy and Njoro bond and rediscover the true meaning of love, family and togetherness.

Njoro visits to a doctor confirms surgery is necessary but unaffordable.

Henry's baby mama Kanini decides to move in and Cess is not impressed while Njoro rethinks his promise to double Stacy's savings.

It’s the day of Makena’s funeral. The preparations bring back painful memories from Njoro’s hit and run accident. The rides of the day are not helping. Njoro hopes to attend the funeral and go home with Stacy and Mwajuma, his anchors, but a phone call from his past brings everything crashing down.

Makena has been Njoro’s regular passenger for some time now. He has seen her struggle with cancer. They both knew the inevitable ending. But it’s not any easier when it does come.

Njoro makes a decision. For his sanity and Stacy’s safety. It haunts him. His rides through the day convince him his dwelling on the past is holding him back from truly being alive.

Njoro struggles with his parenting style in as far as disciplining Stacy. He tries to stand up to Mela’s but realizes he is no match for a man who will go to any lengths to get his way.

Njoro and Stacy embark on finding a housekeeper to watch over Stacy and help with the house chores. And he gets an interesting surprise when purity visits from Nairobi.

After weeks of wondering, Njoro reaches out to Cess. The ensuing conversation is not what he was hoping for, but it gives him the push he needs to hopefully start over.

Stacy's excitement of living with her dad is short-lived after she ends up spending time alone at home during the day. Then Njoro's colleague Furaha comes to his rescue.

Stacy and Njoro seem to have fallen into a routine. They are happy to finally be together. Cess is a distant memory in Njoro’s past and he finally seems to have met a sane girl with more than a passing interest in him.