This image depicts the exterior of a religious shrine or chapel, identified by the inscription "OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP," located in Bahit, Nigeria

This image depicts the exterior of a religious shrine or chapel, identified by the inscription "OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP," located in Bahit, Nigeria. The building features a prominent arched facade, painted a vibrant blue, with the lower walls exhibiting an irregular pattern of white stone or stucco interspersed with the blue. The arch is filled with multiple rectangular glass panels framed in blue, forming a grid. Through these glass panels, internal features are visible, including a large, light-colored statue or figure positioned centrally, appearing to wear flowing, light-brown or gold-colored garments. To the right, a smaller framed image or statue depicting a figure in a light blue garment, characteristic of the Virgin Mary, is discernible. The interior background visible through the glass appears dark with some lighter, irregular shapes. In the foreground, three rows of identical metal benches are arranged, facing the shrine. These benches are painted a light grey, and several display areas of rust, particularly along their edges and structural supports. Each bench features a slatted seat and backrest, with distinctive 'X'-shaped cross-braces on the side supports. The ground beneath the benches is a flat, light-colored surface, possibly concrete or tile. The sky above the structure is clear and light blue. No individuals are present in the scene.