**Title: EastEnders Drama: Kojo Goes Missing After George and Elaine Clash! | EastEnders Spoilers**

The residents of Albert Square are in for some intense drama as tensions between George and Elaine reach a boiling point, leading to the shocking disappearance of George’s brother, Kojo. This latest EastEnders storyline promises a whirlwind of emotions as family ties are tested, difficult conversations are had, and the future of Kojo in Walford hangs in the balance.

Kojo and his brother Cabina arrived in Walford just last week, traveling all the way from Ghana to be with George. The pair revealed their close bond with George, but it soon became clear that Kojo, who has autism, sometimes needs extra support. Cabina explained to George that Kojo can have emotional outbursts and that caring for him can be challenging. George, in an effort to help his brother, assured Cabina that he could handle things and would take care of Kojo once Cabina returned to Ghana. However, things are about to take a turn for the worse as the strain of life in Walford begins to take its toll on Kojo.

In next week’s episodes, viewers will see George and Kojo trying to bond by spending a fun day together. Things seem to be going well, and for a moment, it looks like Kojo is adjusting to life in Albert Square. However, their day out is quickly derailed when Johnny, unaware of Kojo’s condition, accidentally triggers him, resulting in Kojo lashing out. The incident leaves everyone involved shaken, and tensions start to rise, especially between George and his partner, Elaine.

Elaine, who has been trying to support George, becomes increasingly worried about Kojo’s behavior. After the incident with Johnny, she has a difficult conversation with George about whether they can truly meet Kojo’s needs. Although she tries to be gentle, Elaine’s concerns are clear—Kojo’s care may be more than they are prepared to handle. What they don’t realize is that Kojo has overheard every word of their conversation, leaving him feeling isolated and misunderstood.

As George tries to calm Elaine and reassure her, he steps away to make a drink and gather his thoughts. But in that brief moment, Kojo slips out of The Vic unnoticed. By the time George realizes what has happened, Kojo is already gone. Panic sets in as George scrambles to find his brother, fearing the worst. Furious and feeling betrayed, George lashes out at Elaine, blaming her for pushing Kojo away with her doubts and concerns. In his desperation, George calls the police to report Kojo as missing, but he excludes Elaine from the situation, convinced that she doesn’t understand his brother’s needs.

While George is focused on the search, Kojo makes his way to the nearest tube station. Confused and upset, he contemplates returning to Ghana to reunite with Cabina, the only person he feels truly understands him. Just as Kojo is about to board the train, Junior, who has been keeping a close eye on the situation, arrives to intervene. Junior tries to convince Kojo to return to the Square, but Kojo is determined to leave, insisting that life in Walford isn’t for him and that he belongs back in Ghana with Cabina.

Desperate to find a solution, Junior turns to Cindy for advice. The two have been involved in an affair, but despite the complications in their relationship, Cindy offers wise counsel. She advises Junior to give George a chance to resolve things with Kojo, explaining that it’s important for the brothers to work through this together. Cindy’s words strike a chord with Junior, and he decides to follow her advice, hoping to broker peace between George and Kojo.

After some reflection, Junior approaches George, and the two have a heartfelt conversation. Junior opens up about his concerns for Kojo and admits that he has been worried about how George has handled the situation. To his surprise, George listens and acknowledges that he may not have fully understood Kojo’s needs. The conversation leads to a reconciliation between the two, and for the first time, they are on the same page about how to support Kojo.

But the big question remains: will Kojo stay in Walford, or is he too hurt to remain in a place where he feels misunderstood? George and Junior’s reconciliation is a step in the right direction, but convincing Kojo to stay might be a bigger challenge. The emotional toll of feeling isolated, combined with his desire to return to the familiarity of life in Ghana with Cabina, weighs heavily on Kojo.

As the tension reaches its climax, George must figure out how to reach his brother before it’s too late. He is determined to show Kojo that he belongs in Albert Square, that he is loved and supported by his family—even if that family is still learning how to fully meet his needs. Junior, now fully invested in helping the brothers reconnect, promises to stand by George’s side as they try to bring Kojo back into the fold.

Viewers can expect an emotional rollercoaster in the upcoming episodes as the search for Kojo intensifies and George’s relationship with Elaine is put to the test. While the pair had hoped to build a life together, this crisis could have lasting consequences for their relationship. Elaine’s doubts about Kojo’s care may drive a wedge between her and George, as George’s protective instincts kick into high gear.

In the end, the fate of Kojo in Albert Square remains uncertain. Will he choose to stay with his brother George and give life in Walford another chance, or will he return to Ghana, feeling that his only true place is with Cabina? As always, EastEnders promises plenty of drama, emotional confrontations, and unexpected twists in the coming weeks. One thing is for certain: the fallout from Kojo’s disappearance will have a lasting impact on the residents of Walford, especially George, Elaine, and Junior.

Stay tuned as the search for Kojo unfolds and George faces one of the toughest challenges of his life. Can he bring his brother home, or has Kojo already made up his mind to leave for good? This emotional storyline will have fans glued to their screens as they watch the drama play out in classic EastEnders fashion.