Wednesday, July 1, 2026 · Updated Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Jos, Nigeria
Two Nigerian women are walking on a paved walkway. The woman on the left is wearing a black hijab, black t-shirt with a cartoon face graphic, black leggings, sunglasses, and a beige and brown crossbody bag. She is holding a cell phone in her right hand. The woman on the right is wearing a black hijab, a brown long-sleeved shirt, and a black outer garment. She is carrying a black plastic bag in her right hand and holding a blue water bottle and a cell phone in her left hand. In the background, there is a grey building with a red roof and a metal gate with barbed wire. The sky is overcast. The scene is consistent with an outdoor location in Jos, Nigeria.
The video begins with a slightly elevated, wide shot of a group of people gathered outdoors, facing a large building that appears to be a church, with a steeple and a cross visible. The sky is overcast. A banner is held up by two women in the foreground. The banner features a photograph of a man and text that reads "In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Godwin Costman Tongak" along with dates and other details. Several individuals are walking towards the church building. The group includes men and women of various ages, some of whom are looking at the banner or walking with it. In the background, there are cars parked along the side of the road. The ground is paved with dirt and some gravel. The overall atmosphere suggests a procession or memorial service.
The video begins with a slightly elevated, wide shot of a group of people gathered outdoors, facing a large building that appears to be a church, with a steeple and a cross visible. The sky is overcast. A banner is held up by two women in the foreground. The banner features a photograph of a man and text that reads "In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Godwin Costman Tongak" along with dates and other details. Several individuals are walking towards the church building. The group includes men and women of various ages, some of whom are looking at the banner or walking with it. In the background, there are cars parked along the side of the road. The ground is paved with dirt and some gravel. The overall atmosphere suggests a procession or memorial service.
The image depicts a group of young Black individuals on a dirt field, likely a sports pitch. They appear to be engaged in some form of athletic training or practice. Several individuals are wearing athletic apparel, including bright green and blue vests over their shirts, and shorts or athletic pants. Some are standing, while others are in motion, suggesting an active event.
In the background, a long, modern building with a metallic roof is visible, suggesting an urban or semi-urban environment. There are also some houses and what appear to be power lines stretching across the frame. The ground is a dusty, reddish-brown, characteristic of many outdoor fields in Nigeria.
The sky is overcast with dramatic, dark clouds, hinting at impending rain or recent storm activity. The lighting is somewhat diffused, but the overall impression is of a daytime scene. The subjects' expressions are not clearly discernible, but their postures suggest focus and engagement in the activity.
One individual in the foreground wears a red jersey with the number "25" on the back. Another person is wearing a black t-shirt. The scene is outdoors and appears to be a warm climate, consistent with Nigeria. The presence of a concrete wall on the right side of the image adds a textural element and might indicate a boundary to the sports field or a nearby structure. There is a small orange marker cone visible on the field, further supporting the idea of a training session.
The image depicts a group of young Black individuals on a dirt field, likely a sports pitch. They appear to be engaged in some form of athletic training or practice. Several individuals are wearing athletic apparel, including bright green and blue vests over their shirts, and shorts or athletic pants. Some are standing, while others are in motion, suggesting an active event.
In the background, a long, modern building with a metallic roof is visible, suggesting an urban or semi-urban environment. There are also some houses and what appear to be power lines stretching across the frame. The ground is a dusty, reddish-brown, characteristic of many outdoor fields in Nigeria.
The sky is overcast with dramatic, dark clouds, hinting at impending rain or recent storm activity. The lighting is somewhat diffused, but the overall impression is of a daytime scene. The subjects' expressions are not clearly discernible, but their postures suggest focus and engagement in the activity.
One individual in the foreground wears a red jersey with the number "25" on the back. Another person is wearing a black t-shirt. The scene is outdoors and appears to be a warm climate, consistent with Nigeria. The presence of a concrete wall on the right side of the image adds a textural element and might indicate a boundary to the sports field or a nearby structure. There is a small orange marker cone visible on the field, further supporting the idea of a training session.
This media file captures a group of people, predominantly young adults, gathered outdoors in what appears to be a community or casual setting. The individuals are dressed in a variety of casual attire, including t-shirts, jackets, and head coverings. Some are looking down, seemingly engaged in a shared activity or conversation, while others are looking towards the camera or away.
The scene is set outdoors with a natural, somewhat unkempt environment featuring greenery and what looks like building construction in the background, suggesting a developing area. The sky is overcast with dramatic clouds, indicating a potentially impending rain or a generally gloomy day. The time of day is difficult to ascertain precisely, but the lighting suggests it is daytime.
Several visible text elements are present on the clothing of the individuals. One jacket prominently displays "SPEED" and another design featuring a basketball player silhouette and what appears to be a stylized logo. Another shirt has text that reads "AMERICA'S MOST WANTED .POST MALONE 070495," referencing the musician Post Malone. A black jacket in the foreground has bold white lettering that reads "WE ARE BRAVE PEOPLE" with a graphic of a dog.
The overall mood seems somber or contemplative, given the posture of many individuals and the overcast weather. The presence of multiple people gathered suggests a social event, a memorial, or a community meeting. The context of Jos, Nigeria, places the scene within a specific geographic and cultural framework.
In Jos, Nigeria, two women are walking on a dirt road. One woman, in the foreground, wears a striped dress and a headscarf, and carries a large drum on her head. The second woman, to her left, wears a bright pink shirt and blue jeans, and carries a black baby carrier on her front, with what appears to be a baby inside. She also carries a bundle of white cloth and a pair of shoes in her hand. Behind them, another person is partially visible, wearing an orange shirt. The environment consists of a dirt path, a field with crops, and residential buildings in the background. Power lines crisscross the sky, and a large electrical pylon is visible in the distance. The sky is cloudy with shafts of sunlight breaking through.
This media file captures a group of people, predominantly young adults, gathered outdoors in what appears to be a community or casual setting. The individuals are dressed in a variety of casual attire, including t-shirts, jackets, and head coverings. Some are looking down, seemingly engaged in a shared activity or conversation, while others are looking towards the camera or away.
The scene is set outdoors with a natural, somewhat unkempt environment featuring greenery and what looks like building construction in the background, suggesting a developing area. The sky is overcast with dramatic clouds, indicating a potentially impending rain or a generally gloomy day. The time of day is difficult to ascertain precisely, but the lighting suggests it is daytime.
Several visible text elements are present on the clothing of the individuals. One jacket prominently displays "SPEED" and another design featuring a basketball player silhouette and what appears to be a stylized logo. Another shirt has text that reads "AMERICA'S MOST WANTED .POST MALONE 070495," referencing the musician Post Malone. A black jacket in the foreground has bold white lettering that reads "WE ARE BRAVE PEOPLE" with a graphic of a dog.
The overall mood seems somber or contemplative, given the posture of many individuals and the overcast weather. The presence of multiple people gathered suggests a social event, a memorial, or a community meeting. The context of Jos, Nigeria, places the scene within a specific geographic and cultural framework.
This is a low-angle, medium shot of a residential area in Jos, Nigeria, taken during the golden hour. The sky is dramatic, filled with a mixture of dark, heavy clouds and bright, sunlit clouds. Sunbeams are visible emanating from behind a large cloud formation in the upper center of the frame, creating a crepuscular ray effect. The clouds are textured and varied, with some appearing thin and wispy, while others are dense and voluminous. The sunlight creates highlights and shadows on the clouds, adding depth and contrast to the scene.
In the foreground, a cluster of houses is nestled on a hillside. The architecture of the houses is varied, but many feature peaked roofs, some with a silver, reflective material. The houses appear to be built from stone or brick. The land surrounding the houses is covered in green vegetation, with some areas appearing slightly unkempt. A few trees are scattered throughout the scene. The overall impression is of a rural or semi-rural settlement under a dynamic and visually striking sky. There are no discernible people or specific actions taking place, making it a still-life composition of the landscape and atmosphere.
The image depicts a group of people gathered outdoors. A woman in the foreground on the right is holding a white banner with text that reads "IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTA." She is wearing a black top and has dark hair. Beside her, another person is also holding a banner, and to her left, a line of people are standing or sitting. The group appears to be diverse in age and gender, dressed in casual attire.
The scene is set on a grassy field with a pile of rocks on the right side of the frame. In the background, there are buildings with corrugated roofs and a tall electrical pylon. The sky is filled with dramatic clouds, suggesting a dynamic weather condition. The lighting indicates it could be late afternoon or early evening. The overall mood seems somber, given the "in loving memory" banner. The presence of the pylon and the architecture of the buildings suggest a semi-urban or rural setting in Jos, Nigeria.
A group of people are walking down a street, holding a banner with a picture of a man and text that says "MEMORY GOODWIN COKUN TONDAK 41". The people appear to be in mourning. The street is paved and lined with buildings and vegetation. The sky is overcast. There are utility poles and wires visible.
In Jos, Nigeria, two women are walking on a dirt road. One woman, in the foreground, wears a striped dress and a headscarf, and carries a large drum on her head. The second woman, to her left, wears a bright pink shirt and blue jeans, and carries a black baby carrier on her front, with what appears to be a baby inside. She also carries a bundle of white cloth and a pair of shoes in her hand. Behind them, another person is partially visible, wearing an orange shirt. The environment consists of a dirt path, a field with crops, and residential buildings in the background. Power lines crisscross the sky, and a large electrical pylon is visible in the distance. The sky is cloudy with shafts of sunlight breaking through.
The media file depicts a funeral procession in Jos, Nigeria. A group of people are walking up a dirt path towards a cluster of buildings in the distance. In the foreground, two women are holding a large banner with a picture of a deceased man, identified as Godwin Ostman Tongak, who died at the age of 41. The banner also includes his date of birth as January 31, 1985, and date of death as June 29, 2026. The people in the procession are dressed in various attire, including traditional clothing and casual wear. Some are carrying what appear to be umbrellas or parasols. The sky is cloudy with a visible rainbow, suggesting recent rain or the potential for it. The overall mood appears somber, as is typical for a funeral. The scene is set outdoors, with grassy areas and dry, dusty ground. The buildings in the background resemble houses or small structures. The time of day appears to be late afternoon or early evening, given the lighting and cloud cover.
This is a low-angle, medium shot of a residential area in Jos, Nigeria, taken during the golden hour. The sky is dramatic, filled with a mixture of dark, heavy clouds and bright, sunlit clouds. Sunbeams are visible emanating from behind a large cloud formation in the upper center of the frame, creating a crepuscular ray effect. The clouds are textured and varied, with some appearing thin and wispy, while others are dense and voluminous. The sunlight creates highlights and shadows on the clouds, adding depth and contrast to the scene.
In the foreground, a cluster of houses is nestled on a hillside. The architecture of the houses is varied, but many feature peaked roofs, some with a silver, reflective material. The houses appear to be built from stone or brick. The land surrounding the houses is covered in green vegetation, with some areas appearing slightly unkempt. A few trees are scattered throughout the scene. The overall impression is of a rural or semi-rural settlement under a dynamic and visually striking sky. There are no discernible people or specific actions taking place, making it a still-life composition of the landscape and atmosphere.
This media file captures a dramatic sky scene over a residential area, likely taken at dusk. The sky is a dominant element, filled with a mix of dark, heavy clouds and bright, illuminated ones. Sunbeams are breaking through the clouds, creating a striking contrast and a sense of divine light. The weather appears to be changing, with a possibility of rain given the dark clouds.
Below the sky, a silhouette of a town or village is visible on the right side of the image. Several buildings with distinct roof structures are discernible, suggesting a densely populated area. The foreground is dark and mostly obscured, indicating the low light conditions of the late afternoon or early evening.
The scene evokes a sense of awe and perhaps a touch of foreboding due to the intense sky. The combination of dramatic clouds and the encroaching darkness on the landscape suggests a transitionary moment, possibly the end of a day or the approach of a storm. No people or specific objects are clearly identifiable, with the focus being on the natural elements and the built environment. The location context of Jos, Nigeria, implies a tropical or sub-tropical climate, which can often feature dramatic cloud formations and light phenomena. No visible text is present in the image.
The image shows a close-up of a candle being lit from another candle. A person's hand, with dark skin and short nails, is holding a white, cylindrical candle. The wick of this candle is being touched by the flame of another, unseen candle, causing it to ignite. In the background, a white poster or banner is visible, angled diagonally. Some text is printed on the banner, with the words "MELVIN" and "TIMAN" partially legible. There is also a circular emblem with the number "41" inside it. The overall scene appears to be outdoors, possibly during the daytime, though the lighting is somewhat dim and focused on the candles. The background is blurred, making it difficult to discern specific details about the setting, but it seems to be a ground surface, possibly asphalt or concrete. The context provided suggests the location is Jos, Nigeria. The activity is the lighting of a candle, which could be part of a vigil, memorial, or ceremony. The focus on the flame and the partially visible text on the banner hints at a significant event or commemoration.
This media file depicts a memorial gathering with several individuals participating in a candle-lighting ceremony. The subjects appear to be of African descent and are dressed in various attires, including traditional clothing and casual wear. The scene is outdoors, with a construction site in the background, characterized by mounds of dirt and a stone wall. The foreground features a banner with the text "MEMORY - OF OUR BELOVED - GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK," along with a photograph of the deceased. The banner also includes dates, with "BURIAL DATE: 2ND JULY 2026" and "1ST JULY 2026" visible, suggesting the event is a remembrance service or vigil.
The individuals are shown holding lit candles, placing them on the ground which is covered with sand or gravel. Some are looking down at the candles with solemn expressions, indicating a somber mood. The lighting suggests it is either early morning or late evening, with an overcast sky contributing to the diffused light. A bag is visible in the background, and a piece of construction material lies on the ground. The overall atmosphere is one of grief and remembrance. The location context is identified as Jos, Nigeria.
The video shows a procession of people walking along a dusty road under a cloudy sky. In the foreground, two women and a person wearing sunglasses hold up a large banner that reads "In Loving MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK". The banner also features a photograph of Godwin Costman Tongak, along with his birth and death dates (January 9, 1985 - June 29, 2026) and age (41 years). Other details on the banner include "BURIAL DATE: 2ND JULY 2026", "WAKE KEEP / CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE", and "LAST BUS STOP HIGH TENSION".
The people in the procession are dressed in a mix of casual and formal attire. The mood appears solemn, consistent with a funeral or memorial event. In the background, a tall electricity pylon stands prominently against the sky, and there are buildings and other signs of a semi-urban or rural setting. The ground is dirt and gravel, and there are some scattered debris. The overall impression is of a community coming together to honor a deceased individual. The mention of "Jos, Nigeria" suggests the location of this event.
In Jos, Nigeria, a man in a maroon outfit is seen lighting a white candle stuck in the ground. He is kneeling and leaning over a collection of lit candles. To his left, a woman wearing a headscarf and dark clothing is also present, partially visible. Behind them, a large white banner with text and graphics is displayed, indicating details about a funeral, including "DATE OF DEATH: MONDAY 29TH JUNE, 2026", "AGE 41 YEARS", and "CORPSE LEAVES LAWRAK HOSPITAL". A large, beige sack is situated behind the people and the banner. The ground where the candles are placed appears to be covered in dirt or sand. In the background, the wall of a building is visible.
This media file captures a solemn procession in Jos, Nigeria. A group of people, predominantly men, are walking along a dusty, unpaved road. In the foreground, two individuals are holding a large banner. The banner features a photograph of a deceased man and text in English. Visible text includes "IN MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK," along with his date of birth (1st January, 1985) and date of death (2nd July, 2026), indicating he passed away at the age of 41. Other details on the banner suggest funeral or memorial service information, mentioning "CORPSE LEAVES ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL" and "BURIAL SERVICE ST. JOHN'S CHURCH AT 1:00 PM."
The people in the procession are dressed in a variety of casual and formal attire. Some appear to be wearing traditional Nigerian clothing, while others are in Western-style shirts and pants. The mood seems somber, with the focus of many individuals directed towards the banner or the path ahead.
The setting appears to be a residential area, with buildings visible in the background. The sky is partly cloudy, suggesting it is daytime, likely late morning or afternoon. The overall atmosphere conveys a sense of mourning and communal support for the bereaved.
The image captures a somber gathering of people in Jos, Nigeria, likely for a funeral or memorial service. Several individuals are visible, some dressed in traditional Nigerian attire, while others wear more casual clothing. A banner with text, partially obscured, reads "In Loving Memory" and appears to be an obituary or memorial announcement. The banner provides key details such as a date of birth and date of death, indicating the person being remembered passed away in 2026 at the age of 41. The setting is outdoors, with a building facade and windows in the background, suggesting a residential or public space. The ground is a mix of dirt and what appears to be rough concrete. Some individuals are seen looking at the banner, possibly reading the details or offering condolences. The overall mood seems solemn, with a few people appearing to be in distress or deep thought. The presence of a drink bottle and some building materials hints at recent activity or ongoing construction nearby. The image appears to be taken during daylight hours.
Two young women are standing outdoors on a paved walkway. The woman in the foreground is wearing a black long-sleeved dress with a floral pattern and a black skirt. She has braided hair that falls down her back and is holding a black umbrella in her right hand. She is looking up and to her right with a slight smile. The woman in the background is wearing a bright pink tracksuit and a black top underneath. She has a white and pink patterned headband on. She is looking forward with a neutral expression. Behind the women, there are cars and buildings, suggesting an urban environment. The time of day appears to be daytime, and the weather seems pleasant. The setting is likely a public space in Jos, Nigeria, given the context provided. There is no visible text in the image.
This media file captures a solemn gathering, likely a vigil or memorial service, with individuals holding lit white candles. The scene appears to be outdoors, with a paved surface visible and the soft glow of daylight suggesting it is either morning or late afternoon. The presence of a memorial poster prominently displayed indicates the event is in remembrance of a deceased individual.
The poster features a large, smiling portrait of a man, accompanied by text that reads "In Loving MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGO". Further details on the poster include "BURIAL 2ND JUNE" and "DATE OF DEPARTURE MONDAY 29TH MAY", along with information about "CORPSE LEAVES LAWRAK HOSPITAL TEMPLE ROAD BY 7:00AM". A dove, symbolizing peace, is depicted on the poster.
In the foreground, several hands are visible, one holding a lit candle with a bright flame, and another carefully holding an unlit white candle. The focus on the candles and the memorial poster suggests a moment of reflection, grief, and remembrance. The people in the background are partially visible, some appearing to be dressed in formal or traditional attire, further reinforcing the solemnity of the occasion. The overall mood conveyed is one of sorrow and respect. The specific mention of "Jos, Nigeria" in the prompt provides geographical context for this memorial event.
The image shows a close-up of two women holding lit white candles outdoors. The woman in the foreground, who is facing the camera, has dark skin, braided hair adorned with beads, and is wearing a headscarf with a floral pattern. She is also wearing sunglasses perched on her head and has a nose ring. Her expression appears somber. The second woman, slightly out of focus in the background, is looking down and to the side. The scene suggests a vigil or memorial event, possibly taking place at dusk given the lighting. The sky is visible with some clouds. There is no visible text in the image. The location context is Jos, Nigeria.
A man is pictured outdoors, facing the viewer and looking slightly up and to his left. He is wearing a light blue, long-sleeved, collared garment with decorative circular patterns and a placket with four dark buttons. His head is shaved, and he has a dark beard. The setting appears to be a semi-urban or rural area in Jos, Nigeria, with a collection of buildings, some appearing to be houses with metal roofs in various colors, visible in the background. The ground in the foreground is covered in dry grass and patches of green, with a dirt path visible to the left. The sky is dramatic, with bright sunbeams breaking through heavy, textured clouds, suggesting it is late afternoon or early evening. The overall mood is calm, with the man seemingly contemplative. No visible text is present in the image.
This media file captures a street scene in Jos, Nigeria, with a focus on a military-style truck as it drives past. The truck is dark green, with a canvas covering over its cargo area. The scene appears to be a moderately busy street with buildings and other vehicles visible in the background.
The truck is the primary subject, and its large, rugged tires and utilitarian design suggest its military or heavy-duty purpose. The canvas covering is a dark olive green, and it's tautly stretched over a frame, obscuring the contents of the truck bed. A fuel tank is visible on the side of the truck.
In the background, several buildings line the street. Some appear to be shops or businesses, with signage that is partially obscured or difficult to read due to the angle and motion. One sign clearly visible reads "NAMAZ". There are also other cars on the road, including a red sedan and a silver sedan, indicating normal street traffic. A person can be seen walking on the sidewalk in the distance.
The time of day appears to be late afternoon or early evening, given the overcast sky and the muted lighting. The weather seems to be cloudy, possibly indicating impending rain or a recent shower, as the road surface appears wet and reflective in places.
The overall impression is of an everyday street scene in a Nigerian city, with the presence of the military truck adding a specific, possibly routine, element to the environment. There are no overt signs of distress or emergency, suggesting this is a normal occurrence.
A group of people are walking down a dirt road. In the foreground, a person is holding a large banner with a picture of a man on it. The banner has text that says "MEMORY GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK". The person holding the banner is wearing sunglasses and a headscarf. Behind them, a group of people are walking in the same direction. Some of the people are wearing black. The road is lined with houses and trees. The sky is cloudy.
The image depicts a street scene in Jos, Nigeria, with several people and a small roadside stall. In the foreground, three young men are visible. One man in a white t-shirt and black track pants stands near the center, holding a phone and looking towards the camera. To his left, a man in a black shirt and pants also holds a phone. Further to the left and in front of them, another young man wearing a grey hoodie and black pants is partially obscured by the stall. Behind them, a dark-colored car is parked, loaded with bags of produce.
The roadside stall is constructed with wood and metal sheeting, displaying various items for sale, including what appear to be plastic containers and bags of goods. More people are visible in the background, suggesting a bustling marketplace or street-side commerce. A building with a red roof and a cross on its facade, possibly a church, is situated behind the men.
The time of day appears to be late afternoon or early evening, with overcast skies and diffused sunlight. The overall mood seems casual, with the individuals engaged in their own activities or observing their surroundings. The scene conveys a sense of everyday life in a Nigerian urban or semi-urban environment.
Visible text includes "FUCH & ENG" and a phone number on a sign attached to the stall, as well as writing on the track pants of the man in the white t-shirt. The image is oriented vertically.
A group of people are gathered outdoors, holding candles and a memorial banner. The banner features a photo of a smiling man, text that reads "IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGA," and a dove. Two women in the foreground are holding lit candles and appear to be speaking. One woman has her hair in a high bun and wears a beige fuzzy jacket over a dark strapless top. The other woman has her hair in braids with beads and wears a black top with a colorful scarf. Another person's hands are visible, holding a candle and the banner. In the background, there are buildings and a street. The overall atmosphere suggests a memorial service or vigil.
The image depicts a group of people gathered outdoors, seemingly participating in a vigil or memorial event. The central subject is a young woman with dark skin and long, straight black hair, wearing a black hoodie. She is looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. In her right hand, she holds a lit white candle, and her left hand holds what appears to be a printed poster or banner. Another lit candle is visible in the foreground, held by a person whose torso and legs, clad in a navy blue garment with white lettering, are partially visible.
In the background, other individuals are present, some wearing black shirts and others in orange vests. The setting appears to be an urban or semi-urban area, with buildings and a paved surface visible. The time of day seems to be late afternoon or early evening, given the soft lighting and the presence of lit candles. The sky is overcast.
The overall mood of the image suggests a somber or reflective occasion. The focus on the lit candles and the gathering of people points towards a commemorative event. There is no discernible text in the image, aside from some lettering on the garment in the foreground which is too blurry to read. The location context of Jos, Nigeria, places the scene within a specific geographic and cultural setting.
The image shows a group of people walking on a dirt road in an urban area that appears to be Jos, Nigeria. The sky is partly cloudy, with a mixture of blue sky and white clouds. In the foreground, a banner is being held by several individuals. The banner features a picture of a man and text that reads "In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Godwin Costman Tongak." The text also indicates his age as 41 years, and dates related to his birth and death.
The people in the image are dressed in casual clothing. Some are wearing t-shirts, jeans, and traditional attire. The environment includes unpaved roads, scattered debris, and houses with corrugated metal roofs. A metal gate and fence are visible in the background, along with some utility poles and wires. The overall scene suggests a procession or gathering in remembrance of the deceased.
A group of people are gathered outdoors in what appears to be a community event or memorial service. The scene is set in an open area with some structures and tents in the background, suggesting a temporary setup. Several tents, possibly for shade, are visible, one with text that appears to be a church name or organization.
The subjects are a mix of men and women, dressed in casual attire, with some individuals in more formal wear. Many are standing or sitting in rows, facing a central area. Some people are holding phones, possibly taking pictures or videos. The emotions conveyed seem subdued, with some individuals appearing thoughtful or somber.
In the background, buildings with distinctive architecture can be seen, along with a high-voltage electricity pylon, suggesting an urban or semi-urban setting in Jos, Nigeria. The weather appears overcast, with a cloudy sky, indicating it could be daytime, possibly mid-morning or afternoon. The ground is a mix of dirt and some paved areas. There are also stacks of lumber visible, which might indicate ongoing construction or preparations for the event. Some tents have text, but it is mostly unreadable due to the image quality and angle. One visible piece of text on a tent is "OLUWANIYI BAPTIST CHURCH," and another appears to be "WOMEN'S MINISTRY." The overall atmosphere suggests a gathering of a community, possibly for a religious service, celebration, or remembrance.
The image captures a gathering of people outdoors, likely in Jos, Nigeria, under a cloudy sky suggesting it might be overcast or late afternoon. The scene appears to be a community event or possibly a funeral procession, given the somber clothing worn by many and the presence of chairs arranged for attendees.
The subjects include a diverse group of individuals, predominantly men, dressed in casual and some formal attire. Some are standing in clusters, while others are seated or observing. There are also objects like stacks of wooden planks, cement blocks, and folded plastic chairs, indicating some form of construction or preparation is underway or has recently concluded. Tents are visible in the background, suggesting an organized event.
The overall atmosphere seems somewhat subdued, though some individuals appear engaged in conversation. The ground is uneven and appears to be dirt or loose soil, with some patches of dry grass. The setting is likely a semi-urban or rural area, with hints of residential buildings and infrastructure in the distance. The architecture of the nearby building, with its grey facade and metallic roof, suggests a relatively modern construction. The time of day is difficult to ascertain precisely due to the cloud cover, but the quality of light suggests it is not midday. No specific text is clearly legible in the image.
This media file shows a solemn scene likely related to a funeral or memorial service in Jos, Nigeria. In the foreground, a large banner displays the image and details of the deceased, Godwin Costman Tongak, who was born on January 9, 1985, and passed away on June 29, 2026, at the age of 41. The banner also indicates funeral arrangements, including a wake-keep and candlelit procession on July 1, 2026, and a burial service on July 2, 2026.
Several people are present, with one individual in the foreground in a patterned shirt bending down to light several white candles arranged in the sand. The candles are lit, casting a warm glow, and appear to be placed in a semi-circular formation. Another person, wearing a white t-shirt and a black cap, is looking towards the camera. In the background, other individuals are visible, suggesting a gathering.
The setting appears to be outdoors, with a sandy ground and a concrete wall on the left side. The sky suggests it might be daytime, possibly late afternoon or early evening, given the soft lighting. The overall mood of the image is somber and respectful, emphasizing remembrance and mourning. The presence of the banner and lit candles are strong indicators of a commemorative event for the deceased.
The media file depicts a somber memorial service taking place outdoors, likely in Jos, Nigeria. The primary subjects are a group of people gathered around a patch of disturbed earth where numerous white candles are lit, casting a warm glow. In the foreground, two individuals are actively tending to the candles, suggesting they are in the process of lighting them or making sure they remain lit. One person, wearing a pink shirt and dark pants, is seen bending down with a lighter. Another person, in a beige coat, is also kneeling and focusing on the candles.
To the left of the scene, a large memorial banner stands prominently against a gray wall. The banner features a portrait of a man named Godwin Costman Tongak, with text that reads "IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK." Below his image, dates are visible, including "2ND JULY 2026," indicating a recent passing or memorial. The banner also includes other text which is partially obscured or illegible.
Behind the foreground figures and the memorial banner, a group of onlookers stands, some looking towards the memorial, others engaged in conversation. The presence of a white sack in the background near the banner adds to the improvised nature of the memorial setup. The ground appears to be soil or dirt, consistent with an outdoor setting.
The time of day seems to be late afternoon or early evening, as indicated by the soft lighting and the glow of the candles. The weather appears to be overcast, with a muted sky visible in the upper portion of the frame. The overall atmosphere conveyed is one of grief, remembrance, and community coming together to honor the deceased. The setting suggests a residential or communal outdoor space, potentially near a building under construction or renovation, given the visible wall and some building materials.
A wide shot captures a group of people gathered in a rural or semi-urban area in Jos, Nigeria, under a partially cloudy blue sky. The landscape is characterized by grassy, uneven terrain with some patches of dry earth and small, scattered stones. In the background, several buildings are visible, including houses with reddish-brown roofs and some smaller brick structures. A prominent feature in the middle ground is a small, square building with a corrugated metal roof. Power lines and a tall transmission tower are also present in the distance, suggesting proximity to infrastructure.
The people in the image are walking and standing, appearing to be in a procession or a gathering. Their attire is casual, with a mix of shirts, trousers, and traditional garments. Some individuals are facing the camera, while others are oriented away, engaged in conversation or movement. The overall atmosphere seems to be one of a community event or a somber occasion. The lighting suggests it is either late afternoon or early evening, with soft shadows cast by the people and objects. The scene is uncluttered, with the focus primarily on the gathering of people and the natural, somewhat unkempt environment.
The image depicts a group of people gathered outdoors on a dirt path, likely in Jos, Nigeria. The sky is partly cloudy with patches of blue, suggesting it could be late afternoon or early evening. The overall mood appears to be one of solemnity or gathering, as many individuals are dressed in dark or subdued clothing.
In the foreground, several people are visible, some walking and others standing. A man in a purple shirt with text partially visible, possibly "BIG ISLANDS UDEBOY," is holding a red basket containing coiled cables or ropes. To his right, a person in a dark purple shirt stands, and further right, a person in a red shirt is partially visible.
The middle ground reveals a larger assembly of people, many in black attire. They appear to be moving in a single direction along the path. The scene is bordered by vegetation and some low-rise buildings with corrugated metal roofs, consistent with a residential or semi-urban setting in Nigeria. A power pole with multiple wires stretches across the upper portion of the image.
The activities are difficult to discern precisely, but the organized line of people suggests a procession, a march, or perhaps a queue for an event. The presence of the basket with cables might indicate preparation for some task or a response to an incident. There are no explicit signs of distress or celebration, leaning towards a more neutral or possibly somber event. The lighting suggests it is not midday.
This media file depicts an outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, where several individuals are gathered. The foreground features a person wearing a black t-shirt with the white text "FRIMND" and a logo, and a red wristband. They appear to be looking upwards and to the side, with a slight smile. To their left, another individual is partially visible, wearing a grey, quilted jacket.
Further back, a person wearing a black baseball cap is seen from the side, facing away from the camera. A young person is wrapped in a light green cloth or blanket, also facing away. The background reveals a stall or shop with various items displayed, including what appear to be books or pamphlets, and possibly electronics or other goods. The overall setting suggests a bustling marketplace or street scene.
Visible text includes "FRIMND" on the t-shirt, and other partial text elements like "DUC," "Withdraw," "irtime," "TV Subscripti," "Verve," "Think Ligh," "More Pow," and "ARK 40." The lighting suggests it is daytime. The atmosphere appears casual and everyday.
The image shows a group of people gathered outdoors on a paved surface, likely a street in Jos, Nigeria. The sky is partly cloudy, with a mix of bright sunlight and grey clouds, suggesting it is daytime. Some buildings with corrugated metal roofs are visible along the side of the street, along with utility poles and wires.
The central activity appears to be a memorial or tribute event. Several individuals are present, and one person in the foreground, wearing a maroon garment, is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression. Another person is holding up a banner. The banner is partially visible and displays text that includes "MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED" and the name "GODWIN COMAN TONGAK." There are also dates and possibly other biographical details on the banner.
Other people in the scene are dressed in various casual and traditional clothing. One man in the background is wearing a light-colored robe, and others are in darker attire. A portable speaker is visible near the person in the maroon garment, hinting at the possibility of music or speeches at the event. The overall atmosphere seems solemn but also suggests community gathering.
A group of people are walking down a street in a procession. In the foreground, a man wearing a light brown baseball cap is taking a selfie. He is looking directly at the camera. Behind him, a procession of people is moving away from the camera. Several individuals are holding a large banner that features a picture of a man and text that reads "In Loving Memory Godwin Costman Tongak 41". The banner is white with black and blue lettering. The people in the procession are dressed in casual clothing. The environment appears to be a residential street with houses and walls lining the road. The sky is cloudy. The street is paved and has a drainage grate on the left side. A power line runs overhead.
The image depicts a group of people gathered outdoors, holding a memorial banner. The banner is primarily white with black and blue text and features a photograph of a man. Text on the banner indicates it is a memorial for "GODWI COSTMAN TONGAK," with his date of birth as January 9, 1985, and date of death as June 29, 2026. It also lists details for a wake-keep, procession, and burial service, including dates, times, and locations like "LAWRAK HOSPITAL" and "SUMMARY HIGH TENSION LAST BUSSTOP (BAKIN RAFI)". A "41 YEARS" age marker is prominently displayed.
Several individuals are visible, including a woman in a patterned headscarf and others in casual attire. One person is looking at their phone. The setting appears to be a street in front of a building with a corrugated metal roof. The overall mood seems somber, fitting for a memorial event. The location context is identified as Jos, Nigeria. The lighting suggests it is daytime, possibly late morning or early afternoon.
This media file captures a solemn scene, likely a funeral or memorial, set outdoors. The foreground is dominated by a dark grey, rough-textured wall. To the left, a partially visible banner displays "OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK" along with his date of birth (January 9, 1985) and date of death (June 29, 2026), indicating he passed away at the age of 41. The banner also details funeral arrangements, including "BURIAL DATE: 2ND JULY 2026," "CORPSE LEAVES LAWRAK HOSPITAL TEMPLE ROAD BY 7:00AM," and a "WAKE-KEEP/CANDLE LIGHT PROCESSION" on "1ST JULY 2026" at "4:00PM." A person's dark hand and arm are visible in the lower left corner, reaching towards the banner.
To the right of the wall, a mound of sandy soil is filled with numerous lit white candles, creating a flickering, luminous display. This arrangement of candles suggests a vigil or tribute. A large, light-colored woven bag lies against the wall behind the candles. The scene is illuminated by natural light, likely from daytime. The overall atmosphere is one of remembrance and mourning, with the candles serving as a poignant symbol of light and hope amidst grief. The presence of a funeral banner and the memorial candles strongly suggest a funeral ceremony is either underway or has recently taken place for Godwin Costman Tongak. The location cues on the banner, such as "RAMU HIGH TENSION LAST BUSSTOP (BAKIN RAFI)," point towards a specific locale, likely in or around Jos, Nigeria.
Two kittens are nestled in a crevice between a dirt ground and a concrete structure. The kitten in the foreground is mostly facing away from the camera, with its head tucked in, possibly grooming or sleeping. Its fur is a mix of grey, white, and brown tabby markings. The second kitten is peeking out from behind the first, looking directly at the camera with wide, green eyes. It has similar tabby markings with patches of orange and white on its face.
The setting appears to be an outdoor area with a rough, textured concrete surface on the right and a patch of dirt with some moss or green growth on the left. In the background, to the left, are stacked objects that look like bags or boxes, one white and textured, another a green box with some red and white visible. A wooden plank is also visible, partially supporting one of the bags.
The lighting suggests it is daytime, with bright sunlight casting shadows. The overall mood is peaceful and intimate, focusing on the vulnerability and cuteness of the kittens. There is no discernible text in the image that is clear enough to read. The location context of Jos, Nigeria, implies this is an outdoor scene in a somewhat rural or less urbanized area.
This media file is a digital image with a solid bright purple background. White text is overlaid on the image, forming a message that appears to be an announcement or tribute. The text reads: "Wake keep and Candle light procession of our dear friend and brother. Late Godwin Costman. May his soul rest in peace". To the right of the text "Candle light" is an emoji of a candle. To the right of the text "rest in peace" is an emoji of a white dove in flight. The message conveys a sense of remembrance and mourning for a deceased individual named Godwin Costman, and suggests a planned wake and candlelit procession. The emojis add symbolic elements often associated with memorial services and peace. The location context is Jos, Nigeria, which may imply cultural relevance to the announcement.
Jos, Nigeria · Jul 1, 2026, 4:00 PM
The image shows a bustling street scene, likely in Jos, Nigeria. In the foreground, a man in a bright turquoise t-shirt with the text "IMAGINE YOUR STORY" printed on it, is holding a small white packet and looking down. He is wearing blue jeans and white sandals. To his left, a large bundle of corn wrapped in plastic is visible, along with another person dressed in black and a light blue headscarf, reaching towards the corn. Behind them, a variety of colorful signs advertise mobile phones and accessories, including brands like TECNO, iPhone, Infinix, and Oppo. The ground is dirt, suggesting an outdoor market or street vendor area. The overall impression is one of everyday commerce and activity in a Nigerian urban setting. The bright sunlight suggests it is daytime. The faces of the people are not clearly visible, making it difficult to ascertain their emotions, but the scene appears active and engaged.
The image shows three young women standing outside on a cloudy day. The woman in the foreground is wearing a black hijab, a black t-shirt with a cartoonish orange design, black leggings, and patterned sandals. She is holding a phone and a pair of sunglasses. Behind her, two other women are visible. One is wearing a pink headscarf and a black outfit, and the other is wearing a black headscarf and a black abaya, holding a blue bottle and a black plastic bag. They are standing in a grassy area with some buildings and vegetation in the background. Cars and a small motorized rickshaw are also visible. The sky is overcast with patches of blue peeking through. The scene appears to be in a rural or semi-urban area, likely in Jos, Nigeria, given the context. The overall mood seems casual and relaxed. No visible text is present in the image.
The image depicts a street scene in Jos, Nigeria. A diverse group of people, including men, women, and possibly children, are seen navigating a busy marketplace. Some individuals are dressed in casual attire, while others wear more traditional clothing. A handcart laden with various items, including what appear to be textiles and personal belongings, is being pushed by one of the men. In the background, several shops and stalls are visible, displaying a range of products. The architecture of the buildings suggests a typical urban environment in West Africa, with some structures showing signs of age. The overall atmosphere is one of bustling commerce and daily life unfolding in the city.
In a daytime scene, a group of people are gathered outdoors, holding a large memorial poster. The poster, featuring a portrait of a man, is a central object, adorned with text detailing "In Loving Memory of Our Beloved GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK". Key information on the poster includes his date of birth (9th January, 1985), date of death (29th June, 2026), and age (41). It also lists burial dates as 2nd July 2026, with details about the corpse leaving Lawrak Hospital by 7:00 AM, wake-keep and candle lighting at 4:00 PM, and a funeral service. The poster also mentions "SUMMARY HIGH TENSION" and a location possibly related to the funeral arrangements.
The setting appears to be a street or outdoor area in Jos, Nigeria, with buildings visible in the background and a paved road. The weather seems clear. The people holding the poster, primarily women, are looking towards the camera or in the direction of the poster, suggesting a somber or respectful atmosphere, typical of a memorial event. One person in the background is seen walking away with a suitcase, indicating ongoing movement or departure related to the event. The overall mood is one of remembrance and community support during a difficult time.
The image shows a group of people standing on a street in what appears to be Jos, Nigeria. They are holding a large memorial banner for Godwin Costman Tongak, who was born on January 9, 1985, and passed away on June 29, 2026, at the age of 41. The banner details his burial service, including the date (July 2, 2026), time (4:00 PM for wake-keep/candlelight procession), and locations from which the corpse will leave (Lawrak Hospital) and proceed to (Dadin Kowa down to Ramu High Tension). The final interment is scheduled for Summary High Tension at Last Burstop (Bakin Rafi). The mood seems somber, with the individuals holding the banner looking towards the camera or down at it. The setting is an outdoor urban environment with a building on the left and a paved road. The sky is cloudy, suggesting it could be daytime. A portable speaker is visible in the lower right corner.
Three men are standing on a paved street in an urban area. The man on the left is wearing a black t-shirt and black pants with sandals. The man in the middle is wearing a light pink collared shirt and black pants. The man on the right is wearing a black patterned shirt and black pants. He is gesturing with his right hand. A van with "Yummy Chocolate" branding is parked behind the man in the middle. In the background, there are houses with red and white roofs, power lines, a cell tower, and a cloudy sky. This scene is located in Jos, Nigeria.
This media file captures a somber outdoor gathering, likely a memorial service, in Jos, Nigeria. The central focus is a large poster held by several individuals, featuring a portrait of a deceased man named Godwin Costman Tongak. The poster includes his birth and death dates (01 January 1985 - 29th June 2025) and states he was 41 years old. It also lists "Burial Date: 2nd July 2026" and details about funeral services including a wake-keep and summary service at Lawrak Hospital.
In the foreground, a person is holding a lighter and a white candle, with the flame igniting. This action suggests a moment of remembrance or lighting a symbolic candle for the deceased. Another person in the foreground, wearing a baseball cap, is looking down at a smartphone, possibly for information or to record the event. Other people are visible in the background, standing and observing. The scene appears to be on a street or pathway, with a drainage ditch to the left, indicating an urban or semi-urban setting. The lighting suggests it might be daytime, though specific weather conditions are not discernible. The overall mood is one of mourning and remembrance. The visible text on the lighter, partially obscured, includes "CHI" and a barcode.
This video captures a solemn moment as a group of people hold lit white candles. The foreground is dominated by the close-up of three white candles, two of which are being held at an angle, their wicks burning with vibrant orange flames. The flames are the central focus, casting a warm glow that illuminates the hands holding the candles. In the background, more people are visible, also holding candles, suggesting a vigil or a memorial. Two women in dark attire are conversing, while another woman stands looking into the distance. The setting appears to be outdoors, with a road and houses visible in the background, indicative of a residential area. The sky is overcast, suggesting it might be late afternoon or evening. The overall mood is somber and reflective, conveying a sense of shared grief or remembrance. The location is identified as Jos, Nigeria. No visible text is present in the video.
This media file shows a group of people gathered outdoors, holding a large funeral banner. The banner is white with black text and a picture of a smiling man. Text on the banner indicates the man's name, Godwin Costman Tongak, his birth date as January 9, 1985, and his death date as June 29, 2026, making him 41 years old. It also lists details about the wake-keeping, burial date of July 2, 2026, and a candle light procession scheduled for July 1, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The text also mentions the corpse leaving Lawrak Hospital by 7:00 AM.
Three women are prominently featured in the foreground, with two holding candles. They appear to be in mourning, with somber expressions. One woman is wearing a headscarf with floral patterns and sunglasses perched on her head. The setting appears to be a street or paved area, with buildings and some greenery visible in the background. The sky is overcast, suggesting it might be daytime but not necessarily bright sunlight. The overall scene conveys a sense of grief and remembrance for the deceased. The location context indicates Jos, Nigeria.
The media file shows a group of people standing outdoors, possibly waiting for something. The scene is a street or walkway with a building with a red metal roof on the left. Palm trees are visible in the background, suggesting a tropical or subtropical climate. The sky appears cloudy, indicating it might be an overcast day.
There are at least four individuals visible, all appearing to be male. The person in the foreground is wearing a black t-shirt and a black baseball cap. He is smiling and looking upwards. Behind him, another person is wearing a yellow jacket over a black t-shirt and a red and black baseball cap. He is holding a smartphone in his hand and looking down at it. Further back, a person in a bright blue shirt is also holding a smartphone. Another individual in a dark colored shirt is partially visible.
The people are dressed casually. The overall atmosphere seems relaxed. The time of day is not explicitly stated, but the lighting suggests it is daytime. The location context of Jos, Nigeria is provided, which aligns with the visual cues of the environment.
There is visible text on the t-shirt of the person in the yellow jacket, which appears to say "PIKA" and some other stylized lettering. There is also some text on the t-shirt of the person at the very bottom of the frame, with "TERX" visible.
Jos, Nigeria · Jul 1, 2026, 4:48 PM
In the city of Jos, Nigeria, two Black women are holding lit white candles during what appears to be a vigil. The woman in the foreground, wearing a black long-sleeved shirt and a colorful scarf, has her eyes closed and her head bowed. She is also wearing sunglasses perched on her head and has her hair styled with beaded braids. The second woman, to her left, is wearing a navy blue top and a tan fuzzy jacket. She is looking to her left with a somber expression. Both women are holding white candles that are illuminated by flames. In the background, there are buildings and a street, indicating an outdoor urban setting. The sky is overcast with clouds, and a street lamp is visible in the distance.
This media file captures a somber gathering in Jos, Nigeria. The primary subjects are a group of people, likely family and friends, participating in a memorial event. They are holding a large banner with a photograph of a deceased individual, Godwin Costman Tongak. The banner also includes details such as "In Loving Memory of Our Beloved," birth and death dates (January 6, 1983 - July 29, 2023), age (40), and burial location (Temple Revival, Lewark Hospital, Langtang North). Some individuals are holding lit candles, signifying a vigil or procession.
The scene is set outdoors, on a paved street lined with buildings that appear to be residential or commercial structures with red-tiled roofs. Palm trees are visible in the background, suggesting a tropical or subtropical climate. The time of day appears to be late afternoon or early evening, as indicated by the warm, soft lighting and the slightly overcast sky. The weather seems to be mild.
The emotions conveyed are predominantly sorrowful and reflective, yet there are also moments of connection and shared remembrance among the attendees. The focus is on honoring the life of Godwin Costman Tongak and supporting each other through their grief. The visible text on the banner provides concrete information about the deceased and the memorial event, serving as a central element of the gathering.
The video shows a medium shot of a young Black woman holding a lit white candle in her right hand. She is wearing a black top with a black scarf draped around her shoulders. Her hair is dark brown and styled in a bob. She has dark makeup on her eyes and lips. In her left hand, she holds a few sheets of paper, one of which appears to be a printout with images. She is looking slightly off-camera to her left with a somber expression.
Behind her, blurred figures of other people can be seen, suggesting she is part of a group. To her left, a person in a blue and white jacket is partially visible. To her right and further in the background, another man in a light-colored, possibly grey, outfit is visible, as is another person in a green shirt.
The scene appears to be outdoors, possibly in front of a building with a covered walkway. The lighting suggests it is late afternoon or early evening, with the sun casting a warm glow. The overall atmosphere is one of solemnity or remembrance, indicated by the lit candle and the woman's expression. There is no visible text in the video. The context provided indicates the location is Jos, Nigeria.
This is a close-up, vertical-oriented photograph taken outdoors, likely in Jos, Nigeria. The scene features several people, and the focus is on a man in the foreground wearing a dark, pinstriped garment and a colorful, patterned cap. He has a beard and is looking slightly to his left, with a slight smile. To his left, a woman in a black top with spaghetti straps is visible, holding a small, white object that appears to be a cigarette or a similar item. Another man, wearing a bright blue shirt, is partially visible in the upper right quadrant of the image, leaning in towards the woman.
Behind these individuals, other people can be seen, some wearing caps. The background includes elements of a building with a red and corrugated metal roof, as well as palm trees, suggesting a tropical or sub-tropical environment. The lighting indicates it is daytime, possibly late afternoon or early evening given the soft light. The overall mood seems casual and social. There is a bottle of water visible, held by a person's hand. No visible text is present in the image. The composition is dynamic, with a shallow depth of field that blurs the background and emphasizes the subjects.
The image shows a group of people outdoors, with a building and a cloudy sky in the background. The scene appears to be a somber gathering, possibly a vigil or memorial service.
In the foreground, a woman with dreadlocks and wearing a black off-the-shoulder top is resting her head. Beside her, a man in a black t-shirt with a white graphic print and a grey baseball cap that reads "SEND IT" is holding a lit candle. Another lit candle is held by a person whose arm is visible, also wearing blue jeans. A second man in a black t-shirt and black cap is standing in the middle ground, holding a phone and a grey cloth. Further in the background, another person in a black shirt with a white pattern is visible.
The lighting suggests it might be daytime, with overcast conditions due to the cloudy sky. The setting appears to be paved with concrete and has some greenery visible, hinting at an outdoor location. The overall mood conveyed is one of quiet reflection and shared grief. No specific time of day or weather conditions beyond overcast are discernible.
A group of people are walking down a paved road in what appears to be a residential area. The sky is overcast, and there are buildings with corrugated metal roofs and concrete walls visible on either side of the road. A large banner is being held up by two women in the foreground. The banner displays a photo of a man, text that reads "In Loving Memory of our beloved Godwin Costman Tongak," and details about his birth date, death date, age, and funeral arrangements. Some people are holding candles, suggesting a memorial procession or vigil. The presence of electric poles and overhead wires indicates that this is likely an urban or semi-urban setting. The overall mood appears somber. The specific location in Jos, Nigeria, is not definitively identifiable from the visual cues in the image.
The video shows a group of people gathered outdoors, holding a memorial banner. The banner features a photograph of a man named Godwin Costman Tongak, with text indicating "In Loving Memory of Our Beloved". It also lists his date of birth as 9th January 1985 and date of death as 16th June 2026, stating he was 41 years old. Further details on the banner include "Burial Date: 2nd July 2026", "Wake-keep/Candlelight Service: 1st July 2026 at 4:00 PM", and "Summary High Tension Law Mak Stop (Bakun Valley)". The people are dressed in casual attire, with some women holding lit candles. The atmosphere appears somber, consistent with a memorial event. The scene is set in a residential area, with houses visible in the background. The lighting suggests it is daytime, possibly late afternoon or early evening. The presence of houses and a paved street indicates an urban or semi-urban setting, consistent with the provided location context of Jos, Nigeria.
The video shows a procession of people walking down a paved road lined with buildings on one side. The sky is overcast, suggesting it might be an early morning or late afternoon, or simply a cloudy day.
The central focus of the procession is a large banner held by several individuals. The banner is a memorial for "GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK." It includes a photograph of the deceased, his name, and dates of birth and passing. The banner also lists "IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED." The date of death is "2ND JULY 2026," and his age at passing is noted as "41." Other details on the banner include "CORPSE LEAVES SAWAK HOSPITAL" and "BURIAL 3RD JULY 2026." There are also symbols of a guitar and music notes, and text that reads "SUMMARY HIGH TENSION LAST NIGHT 20:00 HRS."
Several people in the procession are holding lit candles, indicating a somber or commemorative event, likely a funeral or memorial service. The people in the foreground appear to be women, with one holding the banner and another a candle. Behind them, a crowd of men and women are walking, some dressed casually, others in more formal attire. The buildings on the left appear to be residential or commercial, with red-tiled roofs and a sidewalk. In the background, there are more buildings and some greenery. A car is visible in the distance on the right side of the road. The overall mood appears to be one of mourning and remembrance. The location cues, such as the style of buildings and vegetation, are consistent with a setting in Nigeria, specifically Jos, as indicated by the prompt.
The image shows three young women standing on a paved street, with a barbed wire fence and a wall behind them. The woman on the left is wearing a black hijab and a black t-shirt, and she is holding a smartphone. The middle woman is wearing a black and white patterned jacket over a white top and is also holding a smartphone. The woman on the right is wearing a black abaya with white trim and is holding a pen or a similar object. They appear to be looking at their phones or interacting with each other. The scene is set outdoors, likely during the daytime, with a cloudy sky and some green trees in the background. Electrical poles and wires are visible, suggesting an urban or semi-urban environment. The overall mood seems casual and everyday.
A group of people are walking down a street, many of them are dressed in dark clothing. A large banner is being held by two women in the foreground. The banner displays a photograph of a deceased man, Godwin Costman Tongak, with text that indicates it is in his memory. The man in the photograph appears to be smiling. Details on the banner include dates of birth and death, age, and funeral service information. The people behind the banner are walking in a procession, some of them are looking at the banner, while others are looking forward. The environment appears to be a residential area with houses and a street. The sky is overcast.
Jos, Nigeria · Jul 1, 2026, 4:53 PM
This image depicts a group of people gathered outdoors, likely for a funeral procession or memorial event. The individuals are lined up along a paved surface, possibly a road or sidewalk. In the background, there are trees with lush green foliage and some buildings that appear to be in a residential area. The sky is partly cloudy, suggesting it is daytime, possibly late afternoon given the lighting.
Several people are holding up a banner with text that appears to be related to a funeral. The text on the banner is partially visible and reads: "MORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK". Further details on the banner include dates and times, such as "BURIAL DATE: 2ND JULY 2026", "WAKE-KEEP / CANDLE LIGHT PRO DATE: 1ST JULY 2026 TIME: 4:00PM", and "FINAL INTERNMENT/BURIAL LAST BUSSTOP". The presence of this banner and the somber expressions on some faces indicate a memorial event. The people are dressed in casual attire, with some wearing t-shirts and trousers, and one person is wearing a traditional kaftan. One individual is wearing a blue headscarf and sunglasses. The overall atmosphere seems to be one of solemnity and remembrance. The location context provided, Jos, Nigeria, helps to place the scene in a specific geographical setting.
This media file captures a scene in Jos, Nigeria, depicting several young individuals engaged in an activity, likely preparing food or sharing a meal. The setting appears to be a rustic, outdoor area, possibly an informal dwelling or communal space constructed from corrugated metal and wood.
In the foreground, a young person in a white shirt and dark pants holds an orange object, possibly food, and a knife with an orange handle, suggesting they are about to cut or peel it. Their expression is focused. Behind them, another young person in a red long-sleeved shirt and dark pants is also looking forward, their expression neutral.
Further back, a group of children are gathered around a collection of orange-colored vegetables or fruits, possibly carrots or small peppers, piled in a container. One child in a light-colored top with a graphic print is looking towards the viewer. Another child in a red top is also visible. A red fabric is draped over a wooden structure behind them.
The overall atmosphere suggests a casual, everyday moment. The corrugated metal walls and rough wooden supports point to a humble setting. Sunlight is casting shadows, indicating it is daytime, but the specific time is not discernible. There is some visible text on a blue and yellow sign in the background, which reads "OMO Reliable Here" and "018 to start". Another sign is partially visible with text including "AIM" and "READY". The scene conveys a sense of community and shared activity among the young people.
This image captures a scene in Jos, Nigeria, likely on a cloudy day. The primary focus is a dark-colored car overflowing with numerous large, grey sacks. These sacks appear to be tightly packed, with some secured by a blue rope. One sack, in particular, shows a slight blueish sheen, possibly indicating its contents or material.
The car's trunk is open, and the sacks are piled high, spilling out from the trunk and extending over the roof and sides of the vehicle. The sheer volume of the cargo suggests a significant undertaking, possibly related to transport of goods or resources.
In the background, a person wearing a patterned dress with red and white floral motifs is visible, appearing to be standing near a wooden structure. This person's attire and the context of the packed vehicle suggest a scene of commerce or transport, common in busy market areas or transportation hubs. The presence of utility poles with multiple wires crisscrossing the sky indicates an urban or semi-urban setting. The overall impression is one of a practical and perhaps challenging logistical operation.
A group of people are gathered outdoors near a building with a corrugated metal roof. A silver car is parked on the side of a paved road. A large metal structure, possibly a tower or scaffolding, dominates the left side of the frame. The sky is blue with some scattered clouds.
Several individuals are visible, appearing to be in a casual gathering or discussion. One person wears a blue shirt with yellow lettering. Another wears a white patterned shirt. A person in the foreground on the right wears a white collared shirt and light-colored pants, holding a phone. A sign with text is visible near this person.
The text on the sign reads "ECWA CHURCH RAMUN LCC DADIN KOWA WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Sunday Service YOU ARE WELCOME!". Another sign mentions "FOOD IS RELIT".
The scene appears to be set during the daytime, possibly late afternoon, given the lighting. The weather seems partly cloudy. The presence of the church sign and the gathering of people suggests a community or religious context. The overall atmosphere seems neutral.
The image depicts a group of people gathered outdoors, likely for a funeral procession given the presence of a banner with memorial information. The banner displays the name "EDWIN MAN GAK," birth date "9TH JANUARY, 1985," death date "29TH JUNE, 2026," and age "41 YEARS." It also mentions "CORPSE LEAVES LAWRAK HOSPITAL TEMPLE ROAD BY 7:00AM" and details about a "PROCESSION." The setting appears to be a somewhat rural or developing area in Jos, Nigeria, with a dirt road, brick buildings under construction, and power lines overhead. The weather seems overcast, suggesting it might be late morning or early afternoon. The individuals are dressed in casual attire. Some are looking at the banner, while others appear to be conversing or observing the surroundings. The overall mood seems solemn, consistent with a funeral event.
This media file shows a group of people gathered outdoors, likely for a memorial or procession. The individuals are standing and walking in a line on a dirt path lined with grass and some vegetation. Some of the people are wearing dark clothing, while others are in more casual attire.
In the foreground, a banner is being held by two individuals. The banner is white with black text and has a picture of a person and the words "MEMORY FOR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK." Other text on the banner indicates dates of birth and death, as well as "LAWRAK HOSPITAL" and "BY 7:00AM". One person on the banner has "AGE 41 YEARS" printed next to them.
In the background, there are buildings with pitched roofs and a visible power line tower with multiple wires stretching across the sky. The sky is partly cloudy with a mix of blue sky and white and grey clouds. The presence of the power line tower and the type of buildings suggest an urban or semi-urban setting. The lighting suggests it is daytime, possibly late morning or early afternoon. The mood appears somber due to the memorial banner. The location context is identified as Jos, Nigeria.
This media file depicts an outdoor scene dominated by a towering electrical transmission tower and a dramatic sky filled with dark, heavy clouds interspersed with rays of sunlight. Several parallel power lines stretch across the frame, originating from the transmission tower and extending to the left.
In the background, a small settlement is visible, with houses and other structures nestled amongst trees. A dirt road runs alongside the houses, and several vehicles, including what appears to be a black SUV and a van, are parked or driving on the road. A few people are gathered near the vehicles, though their activities are not clearly discernible. A utility pole with wires is also present, indicating the presence of electrical infrastructure.
The time of day appears to be late afternoon or early evening, given the angle of the sunlight breaking through the clouds, casting long shadows. The weather is a mix of stormy and clearing, with the dark clouds suggesting recent or impending rain, contrasted by the bright, illuminating sunbeams.
The location context of Jos, Nigeria, suggests a possibly semi-urban or rural environment. The overall mood is somewhat dramatic due to the intense sky and the juxtaposition of industrial infrastructure with a residential area. There is no visible text in the image.
This media file depicts a procession of people in Jos, Nigeria, carrying a banner that commemorates Godwin Costman Tongak. The banner includes his date of birth as January 9, 1985, and date of death as June 29, 2026, indicating he was 41 years old. It also details the burial arrangements, including the corpse leaving Lawrak Hospital at 7:00 AM for a procession to Ramu High Tem and burial service at High T.
The subjects are a group of individuals, primarily men, dressed in casual attire. They are walking on a dirt road, with buildings and vegetation visible in the background. The sky is partly cloudy, suggesting it is daytime, possibly late afternoon given the lighting. The mood appears solemn, as is typical for a funeral procession. Some individuals are looking at the camera, while others are focused on the path ahead or the banner. The banner itself is a significant object, featuring a portrait of the deceased and the printed information about the funeral. The setting appears to be a residential or semi-urban area in Nigeria. Power lines and a telecommunications tower are visible in the distance, providing further context to the location.
A young woman with braided hair, wearing a black t-shirt and black leggings, is standing outdoors. She is holding a mobile phone in her right hand and a bundle of white items, possibly tissues or wipes, in her left. The woman is looking down at her phone, suggesting she is engaged in using it.
The background features a weathered metal gate with a diamond plate pattern and signs of rust. To the left of the gate, there's a fence with sharp, pointed spikes and corrugated metal sheeting. A glimpse of trees and a blue sky with scattered clouds indicates it's daytime. The setting appears to be a street or an entrance to a property. The overall impression is one of an everyday moment, with the woman momentarily occupied with her phone. The location context of Jos, Nigeria, provides a cultural and geographical backdrop to the scene.
This media file depicts a funeral procession in Jos, Nigeria. A group of people are walking along a dirt road lined with modest buildings. Many individuals are carrying a large banner that displays a portrait of a deceased man, identified as Godwin Costman Tongak. The banner also includes his birth date (January 9, 1985), death date (June 29, 2026), age (41 years), and burial details including the departure time from Lawrak Hospital, Temple Road, at 7:00 AM on July 2, 2026, for a wake-keep and candle light procession. Some individuals are looking towards the camera with somber expressions, while others seem more engaged in conversation. The sky is partly cloudy, suggesting it is daytime, possibly late afternoon, given the light. The scene appears to be in a residential or semi-rural area, with a visible power line and vegetation. The overall mood is solemn, reflecting the mourning of the community for their lost loved one.
Jos, Nigeria · Jul 1, 2026, 5:04 PM
A group of people are gathered outdoors on a grassy, uneven terrain. The image is oriented vertically, with the sky occupying the top left portion. The sky is partly cloudy with blue patches and bright white and grey clouds. There is a faint rainbow visible in the clouds.
The people appear to be in a line or a loose congregation, facing towards the right side of the image, which is the bottom in its vertical orientation. They are of varying ages and dressed in casual clothing. Some are wearing black, while others are in colorful shirts. Two women in black shirts are prominent in the foreground. One woman, on the far left, is holding a white bundle. Another woman next to her is holding a phone and a white sheet of paper or cloth. A third person, also in black, is standing in front of them, looking towards the group. Behind them, a longer line of people can be seen.
The background includes some buildings with corrugated roofs and walls, suggesting a semi-urban or rural setting. A power line runs horizontally across the image. The ground is covered with dry grass and dirt.
The scene appears to be a gathering or a procession of some sort. The time of day seems to be daytime, given the bright sky and clouds. The weather appears to be fair, with the presence of clouds. There is no explicit text visible in the image.
The image depicts an outdoor scene, likely in Jos, Nigeria, under a partly cloudy sky. In the foreground, two women are holding a large memorial banner that features a photograph of a man identified as Godwin Costman Tongak. The banner also includes details about his birth and death dates, age, and funeral arrangements. To the right of the women, a man wearing a patterned shirt and black trousers is pointing towards the right side of the frame, seemingly addressing a group of people in the background. Further back, a gathering of individuals is visible, suggesting a procession or a funeral service. The environment is characterized by lush green vegetation, dirt pathways, and a few residential structures and a transmission tower in the distance. The overall impression is one of a solemn occasion, possibly a funeral procession or gathering.
This media file captures an outdoor gathering in Jos, Nigeria. The scene appears to be a funeral or memorial event, with people dressed in somber attire. Several individuals are carrying what appear to be speaker boxes, suggesting a possible procession or setup for music or an announcement. The setting includes a building with a grey exterior, stacks of blue plastic chairs, and a partially constructed area with wooden planks and concrete blocks. In the background, tents are visible, along with a group of people gathered further away. The ground is dirt and sand, with some vegetation in the distance. The time of day seems to be daytime, with natural light present. The overall mood is solemn, with people engaged in the activities related to the event. No visible text is present in the media file.
The video shows a gathering of people outdoors, possibly for a funeral or memorial service, in Jos, Nigeria. The scene features a newly constructed or renovated building with grey walls and a white roof. Several individuals are standing near the building, some are looking at a poster or banner attached to the wall. Others are interacting or observing the events.
In the foreground, a person in a yellow jacket is facing away from the camera. Several people are gathered around the front of the building, with some walking towards a more open area. This open area is dotted with white plastic chairs, some stacked, and blue plastic chairs. A large pile of sand or dirt is visible in the mid-ground, with wooden planks on top. Beyond this, a metal gate separates the immediate gathering from a larger outdoor space where more tents and people are present. The overall atmosphere seems somber but also suggests a communal event.
The weather appears overcast, indicating a cloudy or possibly rainy day. The time of day is difficult to ascertain precisely, but the lighting suggests it could be afternoon. The location cues, such as the style of buildings in the background and the presence of tents, are consistent with an outdoor event in Nigeria.
There is a white banner with some text on it attached to the wall of the building, but the text is not clearly legible. Some individuals are dressed in dark clothing, often associated with mourning. The presence of many people, chairs, and tents suggests a planned event for a significant number of attendees.
This video clip captures a somber gathering of people outside a building, possibly for a funeral or memorial service. The ground appears to be dirt and loose soil, suggesting an outdoor location perhaps under construction or undergoing landscaping. Several individuals are holding lit white candles, their flames flickering in the dim light, indicating it might be evening or a shaded area.
The central focus is on a group of people, primarily women dressed in dark clothing and headscarves. One woman in a black headscarf and a black garment, with an orange top underneath, is holding a lit candle and looking down. Another person, seen from the shoulders down in a maroon outfit, holds a lit candle being passed to another individual. A man in a dark t-shirt and light shorts is also visible, holding a candle and looking towards the center.
In the background, other individuals are present, some standing and observing. The building behind them has windows with reflective glass and appears to be a residential or commercial structure. A sign is visible on the wall, partially obscured, but it contains some text in English. The overall mood seems to be one of reflection and respect, with the act of lighting candles suggesting a ritualistic or commemorative event. The exact time of day is not explicitly stated, but the lighting conditions suggest it could be late afternoon or early evening. The location context of Jos, Nigeria, places the scene within a specific cultural setting.
The video shows a dimly lit outdoor scene, likely at dusk or dawn, with a group of people gathered around a patch of loose soil. Several lit white candles are planted in the soil, their flames casting a warm glow on the ground. A large poster stands against a textured wall, displaying an obituary with a photograph of a man.
The poster contains text indicating a burial date of "2ND JULY 2026". It also lists a "WAKE-KEEP / CANDLE LIGHT PROCESSION" on "1ST JULY 2026" from 4:00 PM, with the procession leaving "LAWRAK HOSPITAL" and concluding at "HIGH TENSION LAST BUS STOP (BARKI)". Other visible text includes "DATE OF BIRTH: 9TH JANUARY 1985", "DATE OF DEATH: MONDAY 29TH JUNE, 2026", and "41 YEARS". The name "COSTIMA TONGAK" is also prominently displayed.
One person in the foreground, wearing a grey cap, dark t-shirt, and jeans, is seen holding a lit candle and appears to be placing it in the soil amongst the others. Another person's hand is visible in the lower right corner, also near the candles. The overall atmosphere seems somber and respectful, suggesting a memorial or vigil is taking place. The ground is a mix of dirt and sand, and the wall behind the poster has a rough, concrete-like texture. A plastic water bottle and a rolled-up bag are visible behind the poster on the right. The setting appears to be in Jos, Nigeria, based on the provided context.
This image depicts a somber scene, likely a vigil or memorial, taking place outdoors on what appears to be a sandy or dirt ground. Several people, partially visible, are gathered around, with a focus on a large banner laid out on the ground. The banner is an obituary for "GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK," born January 9, 1985, and who passed away on June 29, 2026, at the age of 41. It details wake-keeping and burial arrangements, including a procession from Lawrak Hospital by 7:00 AM on July 2, 2026, and a final interment at his compound, described as "SUMMARY HIGH TENSION LAST BUSSTOP (BAKIN RAFI)." The banner also mentions a candle light procession starting at 4:00 PM on July 1, 2026.
In the foreground and extending into the background, numerous white candles are placed in the sandy ground, many of them lit, casting a warm glow. Some individuals are actively placing or tending to these candles, suggesting a ritualistic act of remembrance. One person, with braided hair, is reaching towards the candles, while another person in a white garment holds a lit candle. The overall atmosphere appears to be one of mourning and respect, underscored by the presence of the obituary and the lit candles. The setting, with its rough ground and textured wall in the background, hints at an outdoor location, possibly a public space or a residential area where the vigil is being held. The time of day is not explicitly stated, but the lighting from the candles suggests it could be late afternoon or evening. The visible text on the banner provides crucial information about the deceased and the planned ceremonies. The context of Jos, Nigeria, suggests a cultural setting for this memorial.
The media file depicts a somber scene outside a building, likely in Jos, Nigeria. The primary focus is on a collection of lit candles placed on a patch of sandy ground. Behind the candles, a large poster with a man's photograph is leaning against a grey wall. The poster features the words "MEMORI", "GODWIN COSTA TONGAI", and "41". Dates and other text are also visible on the poster, including "2ND JULY 2026". To the right of the candles, a large, burlap-like bag is visible. In the background, several people are gathered, with some facing away from the camera. The lighting suggests it is daytime, possibly late afternoon or early evening, and the weather appears overcast. The overall atmosphere is one of mourning or remembrance.
This media file depicts a memorial banner for Godwin Costman Tongak, who was born on January 9, 1985, and passed away on June 29, 2026, at the age of 41. The banner features his photograph and details about his funeral arrangements. The corpse is scheduled to leave Lawrak Hospital, Temple Road, by 7:00 AM on the burial date, July 2, 2026. A wake-keep and candle light procession will take place on July 1, 2026, at 4:00 PM, starting from Founders, Dadi Kowa, and proceeding to Ramu High Tension. The final internment and burial service will be held at his compound at the Last Bus Stop (Bakin Rafi). The banner is positioned outdoors, possibly on a street, with a rough, textured surface in the background. Several lit white candles are placed in a pile of dirt or sand next to the banner, suggesting a somber and respectful vigil. The lighting indicates it might be evening or nighttime. The overall mood conveyed by the image is one of mourning and remembrance. The visible text on the banner provides essential information about the deceased and the funeral events.
The image depicts a gathering of people outdoors, likely in Jos, Nigeria. The scene includes several individuals dressed in casual clothing. In the background, there are buildings with light-colored walls and metal roofs, suggesting a semi-urban or rural environment. A large white tent is also visible, possibly set up for an event.
The sky is overcast with dramatic, dark clouds, indicating a stormy or potentially rainy day. The ground appears to be uneven and grassy in some areas, with a rough path or dirt road running through it. Some of the individuals are standing, while others are partially visible, suggesting they are part of a larger group. One person in the foreground is wearing a checkered shirt and jeans, while another is in a dark shirt and green pants. There's also a glimpse of a person in a white and grey striped garment and a red head covering.
A banner with visible text is present, though the full message is not clear. Parts of the text appear to be "SAPANN BAPTIST CHURCH" and "POWER MISSION" followed by other words. The overall atmosphere seems casual, perhaps a community gathering or an outdoor church event, given the banner. The time of day is difficult to determine precisely due to the overcast weather, but it appears to be daytime. The terrain and architecture provide some clues to the location in Nigeria.
Jos, Nigeria · Jul 1, 2026, 5:37 PM
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