This image depicts an interior or semi-enclosed space in Jos, Nigeria

This image depicts an interior or semi-enclosed space in Jos, Nigeria. The scene is dominated by a corrugated metal sheet ceiling supported by two exposed wooden beams. The left wall is painted a light beige or off-white, showing extensive peeling and flaking of the paint/plaster, particularly in the lower half. A dark maroon or purple baseball cap with a gold-colored emblem is hanging on this wall, approximately midway up the frame. The right wall presents a rougher texture, appearing as unpainted concrete or a similar material, with some discoloration and erosion. A small, rectangular wooden-framed window is set into this wall. The window consists of two panes, and what appears to be a metal security grille is visible through the glass. On the interior windowsill, several items are placed: red and white packaged goods, a roll of white string or yarn, and a dark-colored can with white lettering. A white plastic electrical conduit runs vertically down the seam where the two wall types meet. This conduit terminates in an open, white plastic electrical box, revealing dark electrical wires inside. Suspended from the right wooden ceiling beam is a clump of white, fibrous material, resembling tangled netting or insulation. In the bottom right foreground, a portion of a red baseball cap with the words "POSITIVE EXCHANGE" in white lettering is visible. A partial human arm or shoulder is visible in the bottom left foreground, suggesting the presence of an individual outside the main frame. Natural light illuminates the scene, casting soft shadows.