The image captures the front facade and entrance of the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, located in Onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria

The image captures the front facade and entrance of the Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, located in Onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria. The perspective is a low-angle, head-on shot under an overcast sky. A wide, multi-tiered set of light brown concrete steps with darker-stained risers leads directly up to the main entrance. Above these steps, a prominent portico, painted in a light orange-peach color, extends forward. On the fascia of this portico, the words "WELCOME TO IBA POPE" are inscribed in dark, sans-serif capital letters. Above the portico, set into the central triangular gable of the building, is a large mosaic mural. This mosaic depicts a figure, identifiable as Pope John Paul II, kneeling in a white cassock and zucchetto, rendered in grayscale tiles against a darker, granular background. The main building walls are cream-colored, framed by reddish-brown trim that defines the large triangular gable and other architectural elements. Recessed behind the portico are multiple sets of dark, possibly carved or embossed, double doors forming the primary entrance. Small rectangular windows are visible above these main doors. To the left and right of the entrance area, beneath the building's main roofline, are arched windows featuring stained glass panels in blues, reds, and yellows. A light-colored banner or poster, partially obscuring the rightmost entrance door, displays text and graphics including "2023." Small rectangular plaques are affixed to the wall on the left side of the entrance area. No individuals are visible on the steps or immediately in front of the entrance.