The scene depicts an exterior wall of a structure in Badiko, Nigeria

The scene depicts an exterior wall of a structure in Badiko, Nigeria. The wall is painted a reddish-brown color with a lighter, cream-colored base. Mounted horizontally on the wall are two parallel light-grey metallic channels. Between these channels, a series of ten individual electrical fuse boxes or circuit breakers are affixed to a dark wooden or composite board. Each box has wires, predominantly red, black, blue, and green, extending downwards. Above the wall, against a light blue sky, a dense coil of razor wire is visible, securing the top perimeter. To the right, a portion of the wall turns a corner, with a vertical grey metallic channel running up the edge. At the base of the wall, a trench or low-lying area contains loose soil, numerous entangled electrical wires of various colors (green, red, blue, yellow), and a small stack of grey concrete blocks. No individuals are present.