EastEnders' Kojo makes a huge admission as Harry is rocked to the core
The much-loved character, who recently started working at The Arches, makes an admission that rocks his co-worker and Harry Mitchell (Elijah Holloway) to the core, after they become embroiled in Ravi Gulati's (Aaron Thiara) latest scheme.
After finding out Bernie Taylor (Clair Norris) embezzled his family's businesses out of thousands of pounds, Ravi is feeling the pressure to fix the financial damage in forthcoming scenes.
Desperate to also keep his promises to daughter Avani Nandra-Hart (Aaliyah James) about her 16th birthday party, Ravi returns to the world of drugs to bring in some much-needed cash.
He calls on his former associate and local club owner Nicola Mitchell (Laura Doddington), who links him up with a dealer called Okie.
After the two men meet to discuss 'business', Ravi is forced to hide his car when the police arrive.
But after Harry agrees to let him keep it at The Arches, he and Kojo are later stunned when they find a huge stash of drugs in the boot.
While Harry frantically tries to contact Ravi, Kojo refuses to return to work, unwilling to get tied up in the mess they've dragged them into.
Things spiral further when Harry lies to Arches owner Phil Mitchell (Steve McFadden) about the car's presence, only for Harry's mum Nicola to notice the rising tension and sneak into the garage in search of answers. More Trending
Harry then makes the shock discovery that the drugs are gone and quickly accuses Nicola of stealing them. But Harry is then horrified when Kojo makes a startling admission…
Whatever Kojo's bombshell may be, Harry is determined to protect his friend – and there are tense scenes when Ravi and Okie later come in search of the missing drugs.
What has Kojo done?
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