Funeral procession for Godwin Costman Tongak winds through Jos, Nigeria

This image captures a solemn gathering of people, likely in an outdoor setting in Jos, Nigeria. Several individuals, mostly men, are visible in the background, dressed in casual attire. One man in a white polo shirt with "Emirates FLY BETTER" text is particularly noticeable. In the foreground, a woman wearing a black hijab and a brown top is the central focus. She is holding two white candles, one of which appears to be lit, and is in the process of lighting the second. Her hands, with manicured nails, are carefully maneuvering the candles. Another woman, partially visible in the background to her left, also wears a black hijab. A partially obscured bottle of water with a blue cap is on the right side of the frame. The atmosphere seems somber, indicated by the presence of candles, which often symbolize remembrance or mourning. The lighting suggests it could be late afternoon or early evening. The background shows hints of a building with large windows, possibly a house or community center, and some greenery, suggesting a residential or communal area. The overall mood conveyed is one of quiet reflection or commemoration.

The media file depicts a group of people gathered outdoors in Jos, Nigeria. The group appears to be composed of men and women, with individuals of varying ages. They are standing on dry, grassy ground in front of some buildings. One building is light grey with a corrugated metal roof, and another is made of brick. There is a wooden utility pole with wires present in the background. The people are dressed in a mix of modern and traditional attire. One man wears a black and white checkered shirt and blue jeans. Several women are wearing brightly colored dresses and headscarves. One woman is wearing a long black abaya with embroidered trim. The time of day appears to be overcast, with a cloudy sky suggesting it might be late afternoon or a day with limited sunshine. The ground is dry, indicating a possibly arid or dry season. The overall atmosphere seems casual, with the individuals appearing relaxed and engaged in conversation or simply gathered together. No specific event is clearly identifiable, but it seems to be a social gathering or a moment of informal assembly. There is no visible text in the image.

The image shows a gathering of people outdoors, likely a community event or a religious service, given the presence of a large white tent with text that reads "NASARAWA BAPTIST CHURCH MISSIONARY UNION JOS.". The scene is set in a somewhat dry, outdoor environment, possibly a field, with some buildings and greenery visible in the background. The sky appears overcast, suggesting it could be morning or afternoon under cloudy weather. The foreground is dominated by a man wearing a blue traditional outfit and a red cap. He is looking directly at the camera with a serious expression. He has a phone or similar object in his breast pocket and a pair of glasses clipped to his shirt. Behind him, other people are seated or standing, some under the tent. A woman in a striped shirt is visible further back, and a person in a yellow top is also in the crowd. The atmosphere appears to be one of social gathering, possibly with a formal aspect given the tent and organized seating. The presence of a white banner or cloth being held by some individuals suggests an ongoing activity, perhaps a presentation or a ceremony. The overall impression is of a community event taking place in Jos, Nigeria, under a cloudy sky.

An overhead shot captures a dark-skinned individual crouching on a rough asphalt surface, appearing to be in an urban environment. The individual's head is tilted upwards, and their mouth is wide open in a smile, revealing teeth. They are wearing a hooded jacket with distinctive black and white stripes on the sleeves, and dark trousers. The person's feet are visible and appear to be bare. The ground is textured with small stones and pebbles, characteristic of a road or sidewalk. The lighting suggests it is daytime. No specific landmarks of Jos, Nigeria, are discernible in the image.

This media file depicts a somber scene at a funeral service, likely in Jos, Nigeria. The primary subject is a memorial banner for Godwin Costman Tongak, featuring his smiling portrait and details about his life and funeral arrangements. The banner indicates his birth date as January 9, 1985, and his death date as Monday, June 29, 2026, at the age of 41. The burial is scheduled for July 2, 2026, with a wake-keep and candle light procession on July 1, 2026, starting at 4:00 PM. The corpse is to leave Lawrak Hospital, Temple Road, by 7:00 AM on the burial date. In the foreground, a person dressed in black, covering their head with a black hijab, is shown lighting candles placed in a sandy area. Several candles are lit, casting a warm glow, while others are yet to be ignited. The ground appears to be a mix of sand and dirt, suggesting an outdoor location, possibly near the burial site. A sack filled with what looks like sand or earth is placed next to the person. The background shows a textured gray wall, possibly part of a building, and a window with reflections. The overall mood is solemn, with the act of lighting candles signifying remembrance and paying respects. The text on the banner expresses a message of enduring love and peace: "Gone from our sight but never from our hearts. Rest in perfect peace." The presence of the memorial banner and the lighting of candles strongly indicate a funeral ceremony in progress or about to commence.

The image shows a man wearing a red and black baseball cap and a light yellow jacket over a black shirt. He has a beard and is looking towards the camera with a neutral expression. The background is blurred, but appears to be an outdoor setting with other people visible. The sky is cloudy. The man is holding two white objects that appear to be cigarettes in his hand. The scene seems to be set in Jos, Nigeria. The overall lighting suggests it might be daytime, possibly overcast given the cloudy sky.

The image shows a close-up, slightly tilted view of a red motorcycle with a person on it, parked on a paved road. The rider is wearing dark clothing and gloves, with a turquoise bag draped over their shoulder. The motorcycle has a visible engine, a silver handlebar with a headlight, and a silver rim with spokes on the front wheel. Part of a green metal structure and some paving slabs are visible along the left edge of the frame, suggesting the motorcycle is parked near a road or walkway. The ground is made of asphalt with some scattered debris. The lighting suggests it is daytime, and the weather appears to be overcast or partly cloudy. No visible text is present on the motorcycle or in the immediate surroundings.

A man wearing a red and blue striped shirt and grey shorts walks down a dusty road in Jos, Nigeria. He is carrying a white plastic bag in his right hand. To his left, a woman in a black shirt and green patterned pants walks away from the camera, carrying a black tote bag over her left shoulder. A turquoise and yellow auto-rickshaw with the license plate "PTA 8843" is driving away from the camera on the right side of the road. In the background, there are various buildings, including a white truck, a white car, and a palm tree. The sky is cloudy.

The media file is a portrait of a young Black woman taken outdoors in a grassy area. She is leaning back, with her head tilted to the side, and smiling at the camera. She has dark braided hair with individual braids extending down her back. A small gold stud earring is visible in her left ear. She is wearing a black sweatshirt with an orange and white graphic design on the front. The text on the sweatshirt reads "NEW DIVISION" in large orange letters, and "NEW JSW" and "AUTHENTIC CREW" in smaller white letters on a green background. The background consists of green grass and blurred foliage, with hints of a building and trees in the distance. The lighting suggests it is daytime, likely sunny, with no strong shadows. The overall mood is casual and happy. The location context of Jos, Nigeria, suggests the outdoor setting could be a park, school grounds, or a residential area.

The image depicts a street scene in Jos, Nigeria, with vehicles lined up along the roadside. The primary subjects are a green and yellow auto-rickshaw, several cars, and a person pushing a wheelbarrow. The auto-rickshaw, with the license plate "PT-17341", is a prominent object in the foreground, positioned on the road. Behind it, cars are parked or moving slowly, creating a sense of traffic or a queue. A person is visible operating a wheelbarrow, suggesting everyday activity or commerce. The setting appears to be a typical urban street with asphalt paving and a sidewalk area. In the background, a tall communication tower is visible against a sky with scattered clouds. There's also a palm tree, which, along with the architecture of some buildings partially visible, helps to establish the location in Nigeria. The weather seems overcast with patches of sunlight, indicating it might be daytime. Notable details include a sign for "ap" (likely a fuel station brand, as prices are displayed) with the text "Fueling Nigeria" and "A Subsidiary of PPNL". The overall mood is that of a busy, functional street, with people engaged in daily transportation and work. The image seems to capture a moment of ordinary life in Jos.

This media file captures a street scene in Jos, Nigeria, featuring parked vehicles on an asphalt road. In the foreground, a silver Ford Focus is parked, its license plate reading "BUU-479TG". Behind it, a dark blue Volkswagen Golf is also parked. Further down the road, a white minivan is visible. The scene appears to be set during the daytime, with a mix of cloudy and bright sky. The road shows signs of wear, with dark streaks indicating oil or water stains. To the left of the vehicles, a building with Arabic inscriptions, "مسجد الرابعة MASALLACHIN RABIATU", is present, along with some trees. There are also some shops or stalls visible in the background, suggesting a commercial or residential area. In the lower left corner, parts of a person wearing a red shirt are visible, and a hand is reaching out, possibly holding a small object. The presence of auto-rickshaws (tricycles) further suggests a bustling street environment in Nigeria. The overall impression is of a typical day in a Nigerian town, with everyday life unfolding on the street.

This is a tilted, eye-level shot of a street scene in Jos, Nigeria. The foreground is dominated by a textured asphalt road with visible tire tracks and dark, wet patches. In the mid-ground, a white SUV is parked on the left side of the road, facing away from the viewer. To its left, a light-colored sedan is also parked, partially obscured. A person in a reddish-brown outfit is visible standing next to the white SUV, near a motorcycle. In the background, a building with multiple levels lines the street. Signs on the building are visible, with one clearly reading "TINNA PHARMACY" and another partially visible sign with "LO" and other unreadable text. The building appears to be a commercial establishment, possibly with apartments above. Clothing is displayed on the first floor, suggesting a retail outlet. The overall impression is a typical urban street scene in Nigeria, possibly in the late afternoon given the lighting and shadows. The road surface suggests it may have recently rained, or there is some fluid leakage.

A group of people are walking on a dirt path. In the foreground, two women are holding a large banner that reads "In Loving Memory of Our Beloved Godwin Costman Tongak." The banner also contains a picture of Godwin Costman Tongak, his date of birth as January 9, 1985, his date of death as June 29, 2026, and his age as 41 years. The woman on the left is wearing sunglasses and a headscarf, while the woman on the right is wearing a black headscarf and black clothing. Behind them, other individuals are walking in the same direction. In the background, there are buildings, including a brick structure and a building with a red roof and a cross, possibly a church. Utility poles and power lines are visible in the sky. The scene appears to be taking place in an outdoor, semi-urban environment. The presence of the banner suggests a funeral or memorial event. The location is described as the city of Jos, Nigeria.

The image shows a group of people gathered outdoors in a dusty, rural setting in Jos, Nigeria. The scene appears to be a funeral procession or memorial event, as evidenced by the banner held by two women in the foreground. The banner reads "In Loving MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK" and includes details about a burial and summary, with a date of "2ND JULY 2024". Several individuals are walking along a dirt path lined with modest brick buildings and some dry vegetation. The sky is overcast, suggesting a cloudy or potentially rainy day. The people in the image are dressed casually, with some men wearing shirts and others in traditional attire. One man in the middle of the group is wearing an orange t-shirt with the number "14" on it. The overall mood seems solemn, fitting for a memorial occasion. The presence of utility poles and power lines indicates a populated area, likely a village or outskirts of a town. The earthy tones of the ground and buildings dominate the color palette.

This is a video captured in Jos, Nigeria, showing a group of people walking along a dirt path. The scene is set in a semi-rural area with several houses visible in the background, characterized by their beige brick walls and light-colored roofs. The landscape is predominantly green with grass and some scattered trees. The primary activity is people walking, presumably gathering or dispersing from an event. There are individuals of various ages, dressed in a mix of traditional and contemporary clothing. Some are walking in pairs or small groups, while others are more solitary. The people are diverse in their attire, with some women wearing vibrant patterned fabrics and headscarves, and some men in formal shirts and trousers. In the foreground, a person is partially visible, wearing a colorful striped garment. Further up the path, two women in colorful dresses and headscarves are walking closely together. Behind them, a man in a white outfit is on his phone, followed by another man in a dark suit. More people are scattered further up the path and in the vicinity of the houses, suggesting a community gathering. The time of day appears to be late afternoon or early evening, given the soft lighting and the overcast sky. The clouds suggest the possibility of rain or that it has recently rained. There is no visible text in the video. The overall mood seems to be one of movement and social interaction within a community setting.

The video shows a street scene in Jos, Nigeria. In the foreground, a young person is rollerblading on a paved road. They are wearing a black shirt and light-colored pants. Other people are visible in the background, including individuals walking and sitting. One person is sitting on a curb wearing a tan outfit. There are also parked vehicles and buildings lining the street, suggesting an urban environment. A trash can is visible on the right side of the frame. The sky appears overcast, hinting at a cloudy or possibly rainy day. The overall atmosphere seems to be that of a typical day in a busy street market or commercial area. There is some scattered debris on the ground. No text is clearly legible within the video.

In Jos, Nigeria, a street vendor is selling fish. A woman in a navy blue dress is interacting with the vendor, holding a pink and white striped bag and a floral patterned bag. She appears to be looking down at something in her hands, possibly receiving change or a purchase. A yellow scarf and a rolled-up umbrella are also visible around her. Beside her, a blue crate with the "Fayrouz" logo is placed on the ground. In the foreground, a young man wearing a light green shirt and bright yellow pants with writing on them is standing. He is holding a pink item in his hand and looking towards the woman. Behind him, there is a market stall with various bags and goods displayed. In the background, there are other people, vehicles, and market structures, suggesting a busy street scene. The weather appears to be overcast. The overall scene depicts a typical day at a Nigerian market.

The video shows a sidewalk next to a street with people walking on both. On the left, a person sits leaning against a wall. On the sidewalk, several people are walking towards the camera, some are wearing traditional clothing. The sidewalk appears to be made of concrete slabs. On the right, the street is visible with more people walking and some vehicles in the background. The ground on the side of the sidewalk is dirt and debris. There is some trash on the street.

This media file captures a solemn moment with a group of people gathered outdoors, likely in Jos, Nigeria. The setting appears to be in front of a building with a textured gray wall and a window with bars. A banner with the text "In Loving MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONG" is prominently displayed, indicating a memorial service or vigil. Several individuals are visible, with varying expressions and postures. One person in the foreground is holding a lit candle, suggesting a candle-lighting ceremony, a common practice during vigils and memorials. Another individual, wearing a white t-shirt with "Emirates FLY BETTER" visible, is also holding a candle. The people are dressed casually, with some wearing t-shirts and jeans. The ground is rough and appears to be made of dirt and gravel, with some debris scattered around, including a plastic bottle of Coca-Cola. The lighting suggests it might be daytime, possibly late afternoon or early evening, given the shadows. The overall mood conveyed is one of remembrance and mourning. The visible text on the banner and clothing provides specific details about the event and the individual being honored.

The video shows a muddy stream of water flowing rapidly. On the left bank of the stream, there is a pile of garbage, including plastic bags and other debris, with green vegetation growing behind it. In the background, a building with shops and vehicles can be seen. The camera appears to be moving along the stream, capturing the flow of the water and the surrounding environment. The overall scene depicts an area affected by flooding or heavy rainfall, with visible pollution along the waterway.

The image depicts a gathering of people outdoors, likely in Jos, Nigeria, at what appears to be a funeral or memorial service. A large banner with a picture of a man is prominently displayed, featuring text that reads "In Loving MEMORY OF OUR BELOVED GODWIN COSTMAN TONGAK." The banner also includes details about a "WAKE-KEEP/CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE" and "BURIAL DATE," specifying dates in July 2026. Several individuals are visible, some dressed in formal attire and others in casual clothing. The sky above is partly cloudy, suggesting it could be daytime with shifting weather conditions. The scene includes elements of residential architecture, with a building featuring windows and an antenna visible in the background, indicating an urban or semi-urban setting. Some people are looking at the banner, while others are engaged in conversation or observing. The overall mood seems somber, as is typical for such events. One person in the foreground is wearing a black t-shirt with the text "WE THE BEST" printed on it.