The image depicts a classroom in Akwanga, Nigeria, containing approximately ten school-aged children

The image depicts a classroom in Akwanga, Nigeria, containing approximately ten school-aged children. The room features light-colored, possibly rendered, walls and a dark, heavily chalk-marked blackboard mounted on the far wall. Two rectangular windows, one with dark frames and grates, are visible on the left wall, allowing natural light to enter. The floor is an uneven, light-colored earthen or concrete surface. Students are seated at individual wooden desk-and-bench units, constructed from unfinished or lightly varnished wood showing signs of wear. All visible students wear light blue short-sleeved shirts, consistent with school uniforms; some wear dark trousers. In the central foreground, a female student with dark skin and short dark hair is seated at a wooden desk, her torso angled slightly right, head turned left. She wears a light blue uniform shirt with a white emblem on the left chest. She holds a green and yellow pen in her right hand over an open notebook on her desk. A pair of dark shoes or sandals is visible beneath her desk. To her immediate right, another female student is partially visible, engaged in writing on papers. Further back and to the left, several male students are seated at similar wooden desks. One male student, wearing dark trousers and red shoes, is seated in a row behind the foreground student. Other students in the background are observed looking forward or engaging with their materials.