In a city of neon lights and dark secrets, immortality comes at a price.

In the year 2157, Lagos, now a dazzling metropolis known as Eko, hides a dangerous truth beneath its gleaming surface. The immortality project, once humanity's greatest hope, has become a tool of power, turning the city into a battleground of ethics and control. Political heirs, ruthless billionaires, and visionary scientists collide in a gripping tale of ambition, corruption, and rebellion.

For fans of Altered Carbon and Black Mirror, "Eko Immortality" explores the cost of eternal life in a society where the pursuit of immortality blurs the lines between justice and tyranny. As investigative journalist Ada Sobowale unravels the mystery of Eko’s immortality project, alliances shift, and nothing is what it seems in this dystopian world where loyalty and betrayal are two sides of the same coin.

Step into a future where the quest for everlasting life is just the beginning of the fight for humanity’s soul.

Eko Immortality

The dim light of the underground hideout buzzed with activity as the rebels prepared for their most ambitious move yet—a rally to galvanize public support and demonstrate their strength against the Council. The air was thick with anticipation and the scent of determination. 


Ada sat at a makeshift table, surrounded by community leaders. Each one represented a different faction of Lagos' diverse population, from the tech-savvy youth in Yaba to the resilient market traders in Balogun. Her eyes moved from one face to the next, understanding the weight of their collective influence. 


“We need this rally to show the Council that we are united,” Ada said, her voice firm and persuasive. “But we need your support to make it happen. We need to ensure the safety of everyone who attends.” 


A stout woman named Mama Tinu, a leader among the market traders, leaned forward. “We want to support you, Ada, but the Council’s retaliation will be fierce. They won’t hesitate to crack down hard.” 


Rallying the Masses