A daytime photograph captures an outdoor scene at the entrance of a building in Jos, Nigeria

A daytime photograph captures an outdoor scene at the entrance of a building in Jos, Nigeria. The focal point is a large, two-leaf metal gate with a distinctive black and white pattern, measuring approximately 2.5 meters in width. The gate's design incorporates two horizontal rows of six square panels, each containing either a single large circular element or a cluster of smaller circles. The central vertical sections of the gate are composed of alternating black and white stripes. A male individual, dressed in a dark long-sleeved shirt, dark trousers, and a white baseball cap, is crouched on the concrete ground to the right of the gate's center, actively engaged in painting the lower right portion of the gate. A white plastic bucket, presumably containing paint, is positioned directly in front of him. To the left, on the concrete, a collection of tools and materials is visible, including a black and yellow power tool with associated wiring, a smaller green tool, a crumpled dark rag, a small yellow container, a dark bucket, and a round metal object. Further to the right, two additional clean white plastic buckets are on the ground. The building's facade above the gate is painted a light yellow-beige. A white oval exterior light fixture is mounted centrally above the gate. Two white satellite dishes are affixed to the building's flat roof, positioned against a clear, bright sky. To the far right, a section of a light yellow wall and a partially open smaller black metal gate are visible, beyond which lies an unpaved area with distant structures. The concrete ground in the foreground exhibits multiple cracks.