Coram

“Counsel, do you and your colleagues all have the record of proceedings or not?” Lawyer Faizal Stalaga stood at the bar, looking quite nervous. “Um, no my Lord, but we’re currently-“ “Counsel, it’s not about you currently doing whatever. This business of adopting the proceedings in this case has been pending for literally 2 years […]

Welcome to the second season of Coram! It’s been a while, hasn’t it? At the end of the previous season, Naphtali ended things with Natalie, the Smiths got introduced to an entitled side of Sodjah, and Elias is in love. How’s all that gonna pan out? Well, buckle up and let’s find out! “Natalie, you

This has been quite an eventful first season, hasn’t it? Time to see how this comes to an end… “Please, Naphtali, don’t do this to us. Please! Baby, I beg you!” a tearful Natalie stood at the gate of the Amanie residence, eyes bloodshot from so much crying. “Please, Nafty, we’ve come too far to

“Can you believe this? Throwing threats at me and my mother for simply telling her that Felix was not around? That Yaa girl is a little off. Honestly.” Elias smirked as he held the phone to his ear. It was early morning, and he was happily relaxing in a chair outside his mother’s family home

“Alright, that’s about it,” Elias said to himself as he zipped up his travel bag. “So by 12, the court should be done for the day, then I’ll bounce.” Having obtained permission from the registrar the previous day, he would be heading to Adeiso after work for a few days to see his mother who

“Sister Natalie, everything good?” Natalie, who was returning from one of the food vendors stationed outside the courthouse, stopped and smiled at Nana Adjei, who stood at the entrance, his earphones firmly plugged in. It was a few minutes past midday that Monday, and a couple of the court workers were going for lunch. A

A gentle tap resonated on the door of the counsellor’s office. “Come in,” the warm, gentle, manly voice called from inside. The door opened, and in stepped Naphtali and Natalie. The few times they had entered this room together, they were usually bright eyed and bushy tailed, holding hands and beaming with smiles, extremely eager

“Sir, sir, I am saying that, matters like this do not need to come before the court. This is a very sensitive matter, honestly. Matters between families are not matters I like to entertain. There’s no reason why you should bring your daughter to court, Mr. Manu. Honesty speaking, it should not have to come

“Well, I hope whatever my Lord has to attend to is not too serious,” Alayaa commented, strapped in the front passenger seat. “Yeah, me too. The way he seemed to have some concerned look bi when he said he won’t be in today had us a little worried. But hopefully it’s nothing too major,” Wayne

It was 6:21 am on a fine, sunny Wednesday morning. Out of the front door of the bungalow stepped a sharply dressed man in his late 40s, arms filled with a number of files and books as he walked towards the silver Hyundai Equus parked on the compound. He nodded as the driver saluted and