A large, dark-colored statue of a human figure is prominently featured, captured from a low-angle perspective against a bright, clear blue sky with a few scattered white clouds. The statue, likely crafted from bronze or a similar material, depicts a person wearing a simple garment, possibly a loincloth or wrap, tied around the waist. The figure's arms are raised, holding a large, wide-meshed net, reminiscent of a fishing net, which is spread open, suggesting an action like casting or displaying it. Lush green foliage from several trees, including the distinctive fronds of a palm tree, frames the lower and right portions of the background. On the upper right, multiple utility poles crisscrossed with numerous electrical wires are visible, set against the backdrop of dense green tree canopy. A notable detail is a partially visible red and white sign on the far right, bearing white text that reads: "15 FIELD ENGINEER REGIMENT NIGERIAN ARMY PMB 1015". This text strongly indicates a military presence and confirms the location's association with the Nigerian Army, aligning with the context of Badagry, Nigeria. The bright lighting and clear sky suggest the photograph was taken during sunny daylight hours. The overall impression is of an imposing public monument in a tropical or subtropical setting.Bronze fisherman statue documented by wi
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Tue, Jun 2, 2026, 10:47 AM

18d ago

Badagry, Nigeria

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A large, dark-colored statue of a human figure is prominently featured, captured from a low-angle perspective against a bright, clear blue sky with a few scattered white clouds. The statue, likely cra…read more

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