Jericho's story begins as a seasoned cocaine drug lord, deeply entrenched in both his own empire and the criminal dealings of the Magwaza family. Once Gordon Magwaza’s partner in crime in the early 90s, Jericho remains a fiercely loyal guardian of the family’s dark secrets, including the chilling truth about Lizzy—Gordon’s kidnapped daughter, taken 23 years ago to silence her father Leburu Moloi, a cash-in-transit robber from Gordon’s criminal past. While Gordon now walks the path of righteousness as a devout Christian, Jericho continues to operate in the shadows, navigating the web of crime that binds them. At the center of Jericho's network is Khiss Vilakazi, his charming protégé, whose charisma is weaponized to attract young women into Ace Magwaza’s club, where they are later manipulated into a life of sex work. Khiss, a rising star under Jericho's mentorship, becomes both an asset and a source of trouble. The personal stakes grow higher as Jericho's teenage daughter, now in university, becomes entangled in his world. Drawn into drug dealing alongside Khiss and succumbing to drug use herself, she introduces a volatile crack in Jericho's carefully controlled empire. When Jericho discovers her involvement and blames Khiss, tensions escalate, threatening their partnership and testing Jericho’s ability to reconcile his role as a crime lord with his duties as a father. This collision of professional dominance, personal betrayal, and family strife marks the beginning of Jericho's arc—a journey fraught with loyalty, power, and the haunting consequences of a life steeped in crime.