In Aramoko-Ekiti, Nigeria, a group of approximately 15-20 individuals, primarily children and two adults, are depicted near a single-story building

In Aramoko-Ekiti, Nigeria, a group of approximately 15-20 individuals, primarily children and two adults, are depicted near a single-story building. The building features a corrugated metal roof and a façade painted with a geometric pattern of red, light blue, and white/light gray triangles. Multiple arched entrances are visible, with children entering a central archway via concrete steps. A rectangular window with a dark frame is situated to the left of the primary archway and another smaller one on the right. Most children are uniformed in bright yellow tops and black shorts or skirts, some wearing yellow and black striped socks. Several carry school bags, including a yellow backpack, a pink backpack, and a silver/grey shoulder bag. One child holds a blue cylindrical drum with white drumsticks. An adult male stands inside an archway, wearing a patterned blue, black, and yellow garment. The back of an adult female in a white dress with patterned yellow sleeves is visible in the left foreground. The children are in motion, forming a loose line as they proceed towards and into the building. The ground is unpaved reddish-brown earth. Green foliage is visible in the background beyond the structure. The scene is illuminated by natural light.