In Rijiyar Zaki, Nigeria, a close-up forensic image depicts a section of a heavily weathered metal door, possibly corrugated or paneled, secured with a padlock

In Rijiyar Zaki, Nigeria, a close-up forensic image depicts a section of a heavily weathered metal door, possibly corrugated or paneled, secured with a padlock. The door's surface is predominantly a discolored off-white or cream, exhibiting extensive chipping and peeling paint that reveals underlying rust-colored metal. Darker vertical lines suggest seams or structural elements of the door. A brass-colored padlock, with a silver-colored shackle, secures two dark, rusted metal hasps. One hasp is visible, looped through the shackle, while the other, located to the right and slightly lower, appears bent and detached from its intended connection point, possibly broken or unused, but still attached to the door. The overall condition of the door and locking mechanism indicates significant exposure to elements and wear. No individuals are present in the frame.