The image displays the entrance to the Afizere Settlement (Igbe Kusok Nyak) in Jos, Nigeria, marked by a prominent, bright orange concrete archway

The image displays the entrance to the Afizere Settlement (Igbe Kusok Nyak) in Jos, Nigeria, marked by a prominent, bright orange concrete archway. The archway is inscribed with white capital letters stating "100 STEPS TO AFIZERE SETTLEMENT (IGBE KUSOK NYAK)." Mounted directly above the arch is a circular black sign featuring two stylized, bell-shaped objects, likely traditional artifacts, with a smaller white emblem beneath them. A rudimentary gate, fashioned from numerous vertical wooden poles, occupies the opening within the archway. At the base of the arch, a single stone step is visible, marked with a yellow circle containing the black numeral "1." To the left of the archway, a section of a wooden fence and several tall, green cacti are present. To the right, a wall composed of thin, vertical wooden poles stands. Beyond the gate, an uphill, rocky path leads into a settlement characterized by sparse vegetation, including numerous deciduous trees, and several visible structures, possibly traditional dwellings. The ground consists of dry earth or sand. Strong sunlight illuminates the scene, casting elongated shadows from the gate poles onto the ground. No individuals are present in the frame.