An outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, features a group of individuals in traditional attire set against a backdrop of ruined concrete structures

An outdoor scene in Jos, Nigeria, features a group of individuals in traditional attire set against a backdrop of ruined concrete structures. Approximately 15 to 20 individuals, predominantly viewed from the back, occupy the foreground and midground. They are dressed in dark garments intricately adorned with white cowrie shells on their torsos, shoulders, and elaborate headpieces. White, fibrous fringes are visible around their waists and limbs. One individual on the far left carries a yellow object. The ground consists of dry, yellowish-brown earth and sparse vegetation. In the midground, white fabric sheets are loosely draped between several of the concrete pillars. The background is dominated by the skeletal remains of a large building, characterized by numerous tall, weathered concrete pillars with exposed rebar at their summits. Portions of collapsed or unfinished walls are visible between these pillars. A tall, white lattice communication tower stands in the distant background, to the left of the central ruins. On the far right, a male figure wearing a white t-shirt with dark trim and dark trousers stands, partially obscured by a large, earthen mound, observing the scene.