The image displays an indoor stairwell viewed from a downward perspective

The image displays an indoor stairwell viewed from a downward perspective. The stairs are constructed of a reddish-brown material, likely concrete or tiled, and descend into a dimly lit area. A dark wooden handrail with vertical balusters is present on the left side, following the stair's descent. The upper steps on the left show sections of lighter, possibly white, material or paint. The walls on both sides are painted a faded, light green or beige. At the bottom of the stairwell, a light-colored wooden-framed door with a dark mesh or screen panel is visible. The door appears closed or slightly ajar and features a dark handle or latch. A small, white rectangular electrical fixture, possibly a light switch or outlet, is installed on the left wall, roughly halfway down the visible section, with a thin wire or string hanging from it. The lighting is moderate at the top of the stairs, becoming progressively darker towards the bottom. No individuals are present, and no actions or interactions are depicted. The environment suggests an older, utilitarian structure. The precise location within Enugu, Nigeria, is not discernible from the visual information provided.