An outdoor, daytime scene is captured on a worn asphalt surface in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, as confirmed by the "JWK-519NG" license plate visible on a vehicle, indicating Plateau State

An outdoor, daytime scene is captured on a worn asphalt surface in Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, as confirmed by the "JWK-519NG" license plate visible on a vehicle, indicating Plateau State. Three individuals are visible. In the foreground, center-left, a young male child, approximately 2-4 years old, stands wearing a soiled brown long-sleeved shirt, bright yellow sweatpants with white side stripes, and dirty white athletic shoes. He has short, dark hair and displays a pouting expression, looking slightly off-camera to his right. His left hand is held by another individual. This second individual, an adult or older youth of indeterminate gender, is positioned centrally, bending forward, facing away from the viewer. They wear a black t-shirt with partial white text ("AYA" visible upside down) and black shorts, along with pink slide sandals. Their posture indicates direct interaction with the younger child whose hand they are holding. To the right, a female child, approximately 5-8 years old, stands upright, observing the interaction. She has dark hair styled in multiple cornrows and wears a light pink long-sleeved top with ruffled, multi-colored fabric details on the shoulders, paired with brown patterned trousers and dark flip-flops featuring a small floral or fruit embellishment. In the background, on the left, is the rear section of a stationary yellow and green TVS brand Keke Napep (motorized tricycle), prominently displaying the Nigerian license plate "JWK-519NG." The asphalt ground shows cracks and scattered debris, including a crumpled white item and light green fragments. The distant background is blurred, showing additional vehicles consistent with an urban setting.