An overhead shot depicts a customized Ludo board game, stated to be located in Aba, Nigeria

An overhead shot depicts a customized Ludo board game, stated to be located in Aba, Nigeria. The square board features a light-colored playing surface with red, blue, green, and yellow pathways. Each of the four corner home sections displays a photograph of a Nigerian musician: the top-left contains an inverted image of Burna Boy labeled "BNL," the top-right shows Tekno, the bottom-left features Davido, and the bottom-right depicts Flavour. The central hub prominently displays "OKWUTEX LUDO GAME" branding. A dark-skinned human hand, positioned in the upper right, manipulates two yellow Ludo tokens with its thumb and index finger on a green game path. Game tokens are distributed across the board: three yellow and three green tokens reside in the top-left home section; four red and four blue tokens are in the bottom-left home section; and three red tokens are in the bottom-right home section. Additionally, two blue tokens are located on the blue pathway near the board's center, one green token is on the green pathway near the bottom-right home section, and one yellow token is on the yellow pathway in the top-right quadrant. The board is enclosed by an orange-red painted wooden frame. The underlying surface appears to be a uniform, light-beige floor.