Lead soldier

 

 

Portrayed by

Lawrence Jones

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First seen

"The 23rd Psalm"

Last seen

"The Cost of Living"

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Episode count

2

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Origin

Nigeria

Profession

Nigerian army soldier

In Australia...

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Connection

Brought Eko back to the church after the drug plane took off

Season(s)

S1 - S2 - S3 - MP - S4 - S5 - S6

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Theories

The lead soldier in the Nigerian army approached Eko after the drug smugglers' plane took off to see if he was all right. Thinking Eko was a priest, the soldier returned Eko to Yemi's church.

v • d • e Eko Portrayed by Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje and Kolawolfe Obileye, Jr. Centric episodes "The 23rd Psalm" • "?" • "The Cost of Living" Shared and non-centric flashes "The Other 48 Days" Flashback characters Amina • Blind woman • Caldwell • Daniel • Emeka • Goldie • Lead soldier • Charlotte Malkin • Joyce Malkin • Richard Malkin • Valerie McTavish • Dr. Ian McVay • Monsignor • Moroccan No. 2 • Nigerian priest • Nigerian woman • Nun • Olu • Shooting victim • Libby Smith • Thug captain • Ticket agent • Tough Moroccan • Trader • Yemi Items Beechcraft • Cross • Passport • Stick • Virgin Mary statues See also Tailies • Oceanic Flight 815