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Lost Character
Mr. Eko
Status	Deceased
Gender	Male
Species	Human
Origin	Nigeria
Portrayed by	Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje
First Appearance	"Adrift"
Profession	Nigerian warlord turned Catholic priest
Relatives	Yemi (brother)
Special Features	Flight 815 passenger

Mr. Eko is a fictional character on the series Lost played by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje. Eko survived in the tail section following the crash of Oceanic Flight 815.

Eko lived with other survivors of the tail section before joining the mid section survivors on the other side of the island. He survived 72 days before he was killed by a mysterious force on the island.

Before the crash

Originally from Nigeria, Eko was close to his brother Yemi. Their lives changed and the two were separated when Eko, to spare his brother the violence of the act, shot an unarmed man on the command of members of a guerrilla group. He was recruited by them and in later years became the leader of a criminal organization while his brother, Yemi, became a preist.

Eko came across a large amount of Heroin and attempted to get the drugs out of the country by taking advantage of laws which gave advantage to UN aid groups, missionaries and priests. He approached his brother for help and Yemi initially refused, he changed his mind when Eko threatened to burn the church.

When the shipment was ready and on the plane, Yemi visited the airstrip hoping to convince his brother not to go through with his plan. The army arrived and Yemi was shot during the crossfire and dragged on to the plane by one of Eko's men, Goldie, who then pushed him off. Eko was mistaken for a priest by the soldiers and returned to the church. He took over Yemi's role as priest.

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External Links

• Mr.Eko at Lostpedia