For Eko's brother (who was also a Nigerian priest), see Yemi

Nigerian Priest

 

 

Portrayed by

Ellis St. Rose

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Nigeria

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Priest

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Connection

Lived in Eko's village

Season(s)

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

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Theories

The Nigerian priest was the elderly priest from Eko's earliest Nigerian flashback. When the militant thugs came to the village, he came running out of the church and shouted at them to not take any more children. He was then knocked unconscious with the butt of a rifle.

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