A narrow, open drainage ditch in Jos, Nigeria, is depicted under bright daylight

A narrow, open drainage ditch in Jos, Nigeria, is depicted under bright daylight. The ditch contains stagnant, murky water heavily contaminated with various refuse, including plastic bottles, bags, paper, and organic debris. The left bank features a light-colored concrete wall, approximately 1.5 meters high, displaying two horizontal rows of rectangular perforations along its lower half, supported by a foundation of rough-hewn stones. A dry tree branch rests against this wall. The right bank is an earthen slope with exposed reddish-brown soil and sparse dry vegetation, notably withered banana leaves, under direct sunlight, which casts distinct shadows. The ditch extends into the distance, appearing increasingly overgrown and cluttered with debris. A faint structural element, possibly a culvert or small bridge, is visible further down the ditch, beneath a canopy of trees in the background. No individuals or animals are present.