Located in Kuru Karama, Nigeria, a Black male individual is depicted speaking into a microphone within an indoor setting, likely a religious or assembly hall

Located in Kuru Karama, Nigeria, a Black male individual is depicted speaking into a microphone within an indoor setting, likely a religious or assembly hall. He wears a long-sleeved white garment adorned with silver embroidery on the sleeves, a purple sash featuring a white "50" emblem, and a white belt tied at the waist. He holds a black microphone with a green band in his right hand, facing slightly left. The background consists of light yellow walls. On the left wall, a colorful calendar or poster with multiple portrait photographs is affixed. To the left of the speaker, a white plastic chair holds a dark object, with a brown bag resting on the floor beneath it. A wooden lectern or small table, draped with a dark patterned cloth, stands behind the speaker. To the right, two windows are covered by alternating blue and white curtains, allowing bright light to enter. An ornate wooden chair with dark green upholstery is partially visible to the right of the lectern. In the foreground, a white fabric barrier decorated with blue ribbon bows stretches across the lower portion of the frame. Below this barrier, on the right, a blue metal frame structure is visible, with audio equipment underneath.