Tossed after the last sip, swept away like a piece of trash, kicked around by human legs, and being stepped upon is the fate of most plastic bottles in the bustling heart of Africa's most populous city, except for this sentient Fanta bottle.
Go on a thrilling yet heartbreaking ride through the wild streets of Lagos as FB, our unlikely hero, witnesses the vibrant city unfold – from the joy of life pulsing through the crowds to the mountains of discarded plastic choking the environment.
Combining elements of adventure and environmental awareness, Eko Cycle: FB's Journey Through Lagos takes you on a whirlwind ride through FB's short life – the joy of human connection, the crushing despair of abandonment, the silent yearning for a life beyond the trash heap – as he's forced to come to terms with the purpose of his existence. While observing the city's struggle with plastic waste.
Will FB succumb to his destined fate as trash? Will FB and Orunsewa rewrite the ending for countless plastic bottles? Dive into Eko Cycle and discover the power of resilience, the importance of connection, and the fight for a cleaner tomorrow.
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