This image displays an outdoor, weathered bas-relief sculpture, representing the 11th Station of the Cross, set within an arched concrete niche in Jos, Nigeria

This image displays an outdoor, weathered bas-relief sculpture, representing the 11th Station of the Cross, set within an arched concrete niche in Jos, Nigeria. The sculpture, rendered in a dark brown, textured material with lighter, mottled highlights, depicts two male figures. On the left, a reclining figure, identified as Jesus, lies horizontally on a cross that rests on a central, block-like stand. His head is positioned to the left, and his arms are outstretched along the crossbar. To the right, a standing figure in profile, facing left, holds a hammer raised high in his right hand, poised above Jesus on the cross, indicating the act of nailing. The surrounding niche, constructed from dark grey concrete or stone, is heavily covered in green moss and lichen, particularly along the archway and left interior wall, signifying significant environmental exposure. The back wall of the niche behind the relief is a lighter, faded yellowish-white with some darker stains. Above the sculpture, a white rectangular sign with the Roman numeral "xi" in red is affixed, below an exposed orange and white light bulb socket. The base of the niche transitions to a cracked concrete ground surface, with green vegetation emerging in the immediate foreground.