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Two women are positioned in front of a sign for the "JOS SOUTH LOCAL GOVT. COUNCIL PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CLINIC" in Bukuru, Nigeria. The sign, which is slightly weathered and attached to a green wall, details the services offered, including medical treatment, daily health services, antenatal care, immunization, treatment of the sick, family planning, growth monitoring, health education, counseling on exclusive breastfeeding, and laboratory investigations. The woman on the left is standing, facing right, and looking towards the woman on the right. She is wearing a light-colored headscarf with a pink patterned band around it and a flowing grey outer garment over a striped pink and maroon skirt. She is carrying a light-colored plastic bag in her right hand. Her feet are clad in orange open-toed shoes. The woman on the right is seated on a wooden stool, facing left, with her hands resting on her head. She is wearing a black hijab and a vibrant blue dress. In front of her, a traditional charcoal stove with burning embers is supporting a black frying pan filled with cooking oil and fried items. To her left, a green plastic bowl contains more fried items and a slotted spoon, and a white bucket topped with a black plastic bag is also visible. A silver tray is on the ground to the far left. The environment appears to be outdoors, with a concrete ground and a green wall behind the sign. Trees and foliage are visible in the background, and a barbed wire fence runs along the top of the wall. The sky is overcast.
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