The image captures an interior view of a classroom in Akwanga, Nigeria, during daylight

The image captures an interior view of a classroom in Akwanga, Nigeria, during daylight. Approximately ten young male students, uniformed in light blue short-sleeved shirts and dark blue trousers, are seated at individual, unpainted wooden desks and benches. The student in the foreground, positioned to the left and viewed from his left side, wears light grey socks and brown leather sandals; his left hand rests on a white sheet of paper on his desk, near a small orange object. A black and white patterned backpack is visible on the floor beside his seat. The classroom walls are painted a dull olive-green, heavily marked with handwritten text and graffiti, including "PENZZZZZA," "1998," and "SYLLA MAX." Two open, unglazed rectangular windows on the back wall admit natural light, revealing other school buildings outside. The ceiling consists of square panels, many exhibiting water stains and areas of damage. The floor is an uneven, light brown surface, consistent with worn concrete or packed earth. A dark-colored metal door or locker is visible on the far left wall.